New month, new features.
CedarDB now ships production-grade access control with RBAC and Row Level Security, so you can define exactly who sees what down to individual rows. Plus delete cascades and Drizzle ORM support.
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Posts by Christian Winter
Not every feature gets the attention it deserves at release time.
This is the first in our new monthly series: a closer look at the most impactful things we have shipped recently. 🌲
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Leaving academia is always a big step, especially if you bring your research project with you into the real world.
Read our latest post to learn what we did to prepare a research project for production workloads and what we learned along the way: cedardb.com/blog/researc...
Incredibly proud to finally share CedarDB with the world!
CedarDB Community Edition is here!
Download CedarDB Community Edition today - no paywall, no signup, just pure performance.
Read more about our CedarDB on our blog: cedardb.com/blog/launch/
Many database systems claim to be compatible with PostgreSQL. But what does that really mean?
Find out in our latest blog post and learn more about what it takes to become PostgreSQL compatible.
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You don’t need an army of C++ devs to hand-optimize every query. We let the code write the code.
Read our latest blog post to see how we mix runtime flexibility with almost magical performance!
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B-trees may be decades old, but we still use them extensively in CedarDB.
Read our latest blog post to learn how to scale B-tree operations to hundreds of cores.
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"Helping Christmas Elves Count Presents" 🎁🎅 is the title of our last blog post of the year.
Read how to implement vectorized overflow checking here: cedardb.com/blog/vectori...
I've always thought it was a shame that in-memory systems haven't caught the attention of a wider user base. They are, without a doubt, an incredible piece of technology!
I've explored the reasons for their lack of adoption in our latest post, as well as what they've done right, so have a read!