Six years ago, DBOS started as a joint research project at MIT and Stanford on applying database principles to modern applications. Today we announced a major milestone: the issuance of U.S. Patent for our database-centric durable workflow architecture.
This recognizes the
We just released v1.4.0 of DBOS Go
This release adds:
- Native support for fair partitioned queues
- Payload table normalization (splitting workflow inputs and outputs into their own tables) that significantly improved performance and scalability
The change is forward
Want to know how we built durable execution in Rust on top of Postgres?
Check out this video for a first look at DBOS Rust, where Harry walks through how it works under the hood and demos what building durable Rust applications with DBOS looks like.
Recorded at the DBOS User
Check out this new tutorial video. Harry demonstrates the new DBOS Conductor CLI tool, dbosctl, for managing durable workflow execution.
See how you can inspect and manage workflows directly from the terminal, making it easier to operate DBOS applications from local and CI/CD
We just released v1.3.0 of DBOS Go!
This release includes major queue performance optimizations, making dequeueing a large batch of durable workflows more efficient at scale.
Check out the release notes:
