Why Crate.io has returned to its pure open source roots
Crate.io's CTO Bernd Dorn explains on opensource.com why Crate.io has returned to its pure open source roots
Crate.io's CTO Bernd Dorn explains on opensource.com why Crate.io has returned to its pure open source roots
Read the interview with our CTO Bernd Dorn on dotnetpro: "It is a Challenge to be Financially Successful with Open Source"
We are very excited to share with you that Crate.io was announced as one of the winners of the 2021 IoT Evolution Industrial IoT Product of the Year Awards, presented by IoT Evolution World
The distributed SQL database vendor is out with a new version of its CrateDB database that brings improved security and management features for on-premises and cloud deployments.
Both the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Big Data are very data-intensive. The resulting heterogeneous infrastructure of databases means an ever more complex administration. Special databases are available for the IIoT to solve those challenges.
Crate.io Open Sources the Entire Codebase of CrateDB. CrateDB will remain fully open source moving forward.
Data-intensive trends such as Big Data or Industrial IoT result in a heterogeneous database infrastructure. This makes administration complex. The article outlines how consolidation is possible.
Crate.io CEO Eva Schoenleitner shares her thoughts on how to use data to enable automation, analysis, and new business models
Crate.io developed an IoT platform for ALPLA based on its CrateDB Cloud for Azure and the CrateDB Edge module.
Crate.io Announces CrateDB Will Switch to an Elasticsearch Fork Following License Change. The developer and supplier remains committed to the open source community.