Fauna Announces Polyglot APIs for its Transactional Database
Fauna, provider of a distributed OLTP database, FaunaDB, has announced expansion of its query interface with standard APIs to further boost developer productivity.
Native support for GraphQL, CQL, and SQL further boosts developer productivity while enabling migration of SQL and Cassandra-based apps to the cloud
One cannot run a mainframe in the cloud. No one will ever beat the speed of light. Oh, yeah — and no one wants to lose their data to sloppiness, inefficiency and/or theft.
A cloud database must be designed and developed from the ground up to have these five critical characteristics.
FaunaDB, a distributed OLTP (online transaction processing) database, released the official results of the test done on FaunaDB version 2.5.4 and 2.6.0 by Jepsen, an independent testing organization, yesterday.
Jepsen validates FaunaDB for its strictly serializable isolation levels, operational resilience and its unique relational NoSQL data model.
The first question I asked Fauna was the one they always get: does the world need another cloud database?
Results of a recent survey about databases shed light on enterprise use, priorities, and trends.
