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Hi HN, I'm Peter, creator of DBOSify. Here to answer any questions you have!
by KraftyOne 3mo ago
Hi HN, I'm Peter, creator of DBOSify. Here to answer any questions you have!
- actionfromafar 3mo agoWhat would it involve to get DBOSify for C#?
- KraftyOne 3mo agoWe'd need DBOS in C# first! It's something we're considering for the future--if you're working in C#, happy to chat about it, reach out at peter.kraft@dbos.dev.
- hatefulheart 3mo agoYou can add a dev dependency in your pyprojec.toml with uv, look it up.
- raykyri 3mo agoHi! Do you have an example that includes a full agent workflow?
- KraftyOne 3mo agoTake any Temporal example and swap the imports and connection strings, it's a drop-in replacement :)
- x3ro 3mo agoHey Peter. I know this is super unrelated, but I’ve used the contact form and sent an email in order to understand what the hell a conductor license costs for self-hosting. So far i’ve only gotten automated requests for feedback as a response.. That’s certainly not encouraged me to dig deeper into using dbos.
- KraftyOne 3mo agoI'm very sorry about this. I'll figure out why the form wasn't responded to. In the meantime, email me directly at peter.kraft@dbos.dev.
- secondrow 3mo agoHi x3ro - dbos marketing person here. Sorry about the contact form, which was broken for a few days last week following changes we made to the cookie management on the website.
- jimmypk 3mo ago[flagged]
- kwkelly 3mo agoIs it compatible with Aurora DSQL? Or does it rely on Postgres features they do not implement?
- KraftyOne 3mo agoUnfortunately, DSQL is still lacking many core Postgres features (most notably foreign keys) that DBOS and DBOSify depend on. DBOS works with most flavors of Postgres though, including regular Aurora/RDS, Cloud SQL, AlloyDB, Supabase, Neon, CockroachDB, and others.