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We're on a mission to evangelize the wonders of new distributed SQL database technology and the cool things IoT developers are doing with it. To that end, we've been traveling around to meet as many of you as possible.
We're on a mission to evangelize the wonders of new distributed SQL database technology and the cool things IoT developers are doing with it. To that end, we've been traveling around to meet as many of you as possible.
Because CrateDB supports the PostgreSQL wire protocol, many PostgreSQL clients will work with CrateDB. That includes graphical clients like SQuirreL.
The rise of distributed SQL databases has revolutionized application architecture, allowing scalability & flexibility without sacrificing the SQL power.
In this post we will show you what to look at when you're monitoring a distributed java application.
In this post, I will introduce scalar subqueries, explain what challenges we faced extending this feature in CrateDB, and then show you how we addressed those challenges.
The CrateDB 2.3.x release line is stable now, so head on over to the downloads page to get started. In this post, I will take a closer look at some of the other new features in 2.3.
The CrateDB 2.3.x release line isn't stable yet, but if you're interested in trying it out for testing purposes, head on over to the downloads page. In this post, I will take a closer look at some of the new features.
A testing release of CrateDB 2.3 has just been published, and it's been enhanced with user password authentication, many SQL improvements, new doc and more.
A blog post about how to get set up with CrateDB and PopSQL, a collaborative desktop SQL editor for Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux.
How to write a simple Python script that publishes MQTT messages and how CrateDB simplifies this by acting as an MQTT endpoint.