CockroachDB

“They have hundreds of cockroach clusters already.”

“From the point of view of the application developer, it looks like they're talking to a single Postgres database, but it just so happens to be elastically scalable.”

“With some breakthroughs in computer science, there was the Google Spanner paper that came out, and it said, hey, you can get transactions. You can have these types of guarantees in a distributed environment, and that was really the foundation for the work that…”

“We don't have full Postgres compatibility today, but every Postgres feature we have is cloud native. It will use the full power of the cluster to serve your queries and we can scale writes arbitrarily. We can scale reads arbitrarily.”

“Cockroach Cloud, which we believe will be the default way that people experience CockroachDB”

“We believe that online education really is the future way that we're going to get CockroachDB into more mission critical applications.”

“So, you know, Cockroach bridges the gap. It's both of those things. It has both of those things, and it doesn't compromise.”

“We recently ran a TPCC 50 K, which is 50,000 warehouses. It's a pretty big cluster and that was over a hundred plus nodes so, you know, it does scale.”

“Our expected time for the way cockroach comes out of the box configured is 4.5 seconds.”

“This is a pretty interesting and common way to run Cockroach, and it's similar to what Amazon's doing with Aurora.”

“When you think of a SQL transaction from the begin to, you know, the various selects to the updates and inserts to the end transaction, we collapse that all into a single consensus latency.”

“We've run TPC-C-T-K at this, and we get full throughput. The latencies are just higher, and they're higher by, like, a hundred milliseconds.”

“We don't have a, an enterprise edition that's closed source. All of our source code is, is available. It's all in the same GitHub repo.”

“Well, one interesting one is Comcast. And, ah, they're using it only in the United States, but they're actually using this geo-partitioning feature.”

“We actually use serializable and it's not even an option. It's everything is serializable, which means your application developers never have to know When they have to do a for select update or something like that in order to lock safely if they're just using …”

“Jeff had helped me turn down pretty much every database company that ever existed, and he said, this is the one. And, you know, if we were at Facebook, we could do it all over again. This is the product we wish we could use”

“The top, the very top, SQL, is aspirational. We do intend to do it but we haven't started working on it yet.”

“We actually have you know open source contributors, like a whole team of 10 people from China, for example, And, ah, you know, some people from the US government because, ah, you know, they're so interested in it.”