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 DBOS Python 2.31 and DBOS TypeScript 4.27!
Highlights:
- A new backwards-compatible interface for partitioned queues, making it easier to combine queue-wide and per-partition concurrency limits and implement fair queueing.
- Durable stream improvements,
We just released v1.2.0 of the DBOS Go SDK!
This release adds:
- Support for sharing a system database across applications and languages
- Improved partitioned queue performance
- Various bug fixes
Release notes:
We often get questions about what DBOS Conductor is, why you need it, and how it works.
Check out this Q&A with Alex, the first in a series covering topics that frequently come up in conversations with DBOS users.
Just released DBOS Python 2.30 and DBOS TypeScript 4.26.
The biggest new feature is that multiple DBOS applications (even those written in different languages) can now share a system database. This makes it much easier to build interoperable, polyglot DBOS applications.
We've
