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If you're using TiKV why not use TiDB too, which is MySQL compatible?
by esafak 8mo ago
If you're using TiKV why not use TiDB too, which is MySQL compatible?
- nullpoint420 8mo agoWonder if that’s what it is, with a few changes to make it postgres wire compatible
- c4pt0r 8mo agoit has nothing to do with TiDB, db9 is built from scratch.A good way to think about it is that db9 is similar to tidb-server, it provides a PostgreSQL wire protocol and SQL layer, while the actual data lives in the underlying KV layer.
- esafak 8mo agoIf it is based on TiKV, why is it built from scratch when TiDB exists? To achieve faster boot times? I think the bigger offering here is distributed-, not serverless Postgres!