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KraftyOne
3y ago
Co-founder here. Thanks for the questions! A couple advantages DBOS has: 1. It's a serverless platform. It manages application deployments, providing a simpler experience than trying to bolt a durable execution framework onto an app d
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3y ago
Our goal in these design decisions is to make DBOS look familiar to developers by supporting one of the most popular stacks right now, building an application with TypeScript and SQL on top of Postgres. Under the hood of our cloud platform
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3y ago
Thanks for the good question! Our free tier offers fixed resources per application (under the hood, a Firecracker microVM with 512 MB of RAM and 1 vCPU) that scale to zero when not in use. For paid users, we'll offer autoscaling per ap
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Show HN: DBOS – Transactional Serverless for TypeScript Apps
(github.com)
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3y ago
Durable execution is good for atomicity, but this approach also gives you isolation. If you're doing updates on both Postgres and Mongo and you want to guarantee both updates happen, Temporal can do that. But if you want isolation, f
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3y ago
While we haven't tested this, I suspect the main scaling bottleneck in practice is the primary database, as every Epoxy transaction goes through it. If you wanted to run Epoxy at large scale, you'd need a primary that supports ve
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Yeah, our implementation uses Postgres transaction IDs across data stores.
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How to get transactions between almost any data stores
(petereliaskraft.net)
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3y ago
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Your Infrastructure Should Know More About Your Database
(dbos-project.github.io)
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4y ago
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DBOS: A database-oriented operating system
(dbos-project.github.io)
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4y ago
That's a great point, and I definitely agree that supporting disaggregated architectures is important and a potential next step for the project. It raises new challenges--systems like Snowflake need to know a lot about how data is rep
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Query serving systems: An emerging category of data systems
(petereliaskraft.net)
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4y ago
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6y ago
You probably already know this, but the line is paraphrased from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, which is an amazing book if you like that style of humor.
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Willump: Statistical Optimizations for Fast ML Feature Computation
(dawn.cs.stanford.edu)
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KraftyOne
7y ago
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