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Introduce CockroachDB to your team or meetup! Request a deep-dive into CockroachDB’s architecture and capabilities presented by a CockroachDB engineer. Tech talks can be in-person or virtual, depending on availability and location.
Announcing CockroachDB 20.2: Build more, deploy easier, innovate faster
Here at Cockroach Labs, we want to arm you with tools you need to build better products, deliver better customer experiences, and maybe even create the next billion-dollar idea. Our goal with CockroachDB is to make it easier for any and every developer to deliver data-intensive applications, allowing them to easily take advantage of high availability and elastic scale.
CockroachDB 21.1: The most powerful global database is now the easiest
Today we’re excited to announce the release of CockroachDB 21.1, the latest version of our distributed SQL database. For this release, we took a step back and asked how we can make even more development teams successful with multi-region clusters. Thousands of engineering hours and Github tickets later, the result of our efforts is a dramatically simpler and more accessible developer experience for managing the location of data.
CockroachDB 21.2 release: Delivering an improved developer experience and easier ops at scale
Today we released our latest version, CockroachDB 21.2. Our customers turn to CockroachDB for a highly scalable and resilient relational database — but they also value a familiar and comfortable developer experience, simple integrations with their preferred stack, and easy operations.
CockroachDB on Kubernetes simplifies cloud-native deployments
CockroachDB on Kubernetes is now in general availability, providing users with a Kubernetes database and a custom, open source Operator [available on GitHub and in the RedHat Marketplace] that automates deployment, management, and maintenance. This release enables teams at any skill level to run a relational database on Kubernetes.
Brazil's Nubank uses CockroachDB for application resiliency and scale
[ Webinar ] Payments System Webinar He built payments systems at Square, BlackRock, and Varo. He joins the webinar to explain how to build payments systems that scale. Sign up Nubank, a leading Brazilian financial technology company valued at more than $45 billion dollars, needed a scalable SQL database for its critical credit card authorization service.
5 reasons to build multi-region application architecture
[ Guides ] CockroachDB: The Definitive Guide We wrote the book on distributed scale. Literally. Free O'Reilly Book TL;DR - Multi-region application architecture makes applications more resilient and improves end-user experiences by keeping latencies low for a distributed user base. This blog will dive into each of the top five reasons why multi-region application architecture is worth building. 1.
CockroachDB 22.1: Build your way from prototype to super-scale
Build what you dream Never worry about your database again start now Today we released CockroachDB 22.1, which helps you build better with less effort, at every stage of your application lifecycle. Choosing the right database can be a difficult balance of planning for now versus the future. Often you need to make tradeoffs—you might start quickly on Postgres or a similar cloud service, but down the road your database hits bottlenecks as your audience scales.
Introducing CockroachDB dedicated on Azure, on-demand global clusters, & more
Try CockroachDB on Azure Get access Today we released a series of exciting updates to give you even more flexibility to run CockroachDB how you want, where you want, more efficiently than ever before. Customers often tell us they want the benefits of the cloud (elastic scale, consumption-based costs, operational ease of managed services, etc.), without the drawbacks of being locked-in to a single provider’s platform or proprietary services.
CockroachDB & Spring Tutorials for Spring Data JDBC, JPA, & MyBatis
product Get blog posts to your inbox. From our enterprise customers to developer shops, a lot of folks use CockroachDB to back their Spring applications. It’s no surprise; Java is the most widely used programming language in the world, running in over 3 billion devices. And no matter what kind of application you’re running, the Spring ecosystem provides different data access patterns depending on your needs.
Build a Python App with SQLAlchemy + CockroachDB
product Get blog posts to your inbox. One of the great things about CockroachDB’s support for SQL is the ecosystem of frameworks, ORMs, and other tools for working with SQL data. SQLAlchemy is just one of the ORMs in that ecosystem, and one we use quite a bit for Python projects. You’ll find it referenced in some of our sample application docs, and our upcoming “CockroachDB for Python Developers” course has students use SQLAlchemy and Flask in projects.
Build an App with Active Record + CockroachDB
product engineering Get blog posts to your inbox. To make CockroachDB as accessible as possible, we’ve worked hard over the past six months to add compatibility with various Object Relational Mapping tools (ORMs). We started with ORMs for Python, Java, and Go. Now, we’re excited to announce full CockroachDB compatibility with Active Record, our first ORM for Ruby developers.
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