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Will it work if the query is native ?

You are an inspiration bhaiya ❤

Good session Master Abhinab😃

Thank u Abhinav Bhaiya. Learned something new

That's the problem with code generation with LLM, if something doesn't work, we spend more time in debugging.

Way to expensive to start - no serverless option with scale to zero like CockroachDB - I've asked for it many many times and you don't introduce startup friendly options so using Yugabyte is a non starter and we will build our applications and scale with cockroach. You will miss many companies like ours because of your current modal and cockroachDB will gain many more businesses because of their attractive scale to zero offering.

Great 👍

Great talk on migrating from MongoDB to YugaByte DB! Excellent insights on migration strategy, challenges, and learnings. Keep up the good work! 🙌🏻

Crazy!

Useful stuff

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Are the load balancers are also geo-distributed when you call it a "global load balancer"? I assume that all the users are not going to a single load balancer that is physically located in a single location in the world for being redirected to different application instances?

Thanks for that video, record implementation looks so clean that i don't even want to use mapstruct anymore 😅

Thanks Vishnu! Very helpful and informative.

Wow🎉🎉🎉

Jesus Christ, thank you so much!

A lovely way to show how to use table spaces for geo-partitioning. Awesome @Denis Magda! I want to follow you pleeeeeease 🎉

Well described 👏 and shown. The FOLLOWER READS Reads will make sense in most cases when read-only is needed. However 😢 when read-write is required, FOLLOWER READS lose the added advantage

Thank You, is there any link to Your examples ? I can see You have some notes :)

Try neondb

Thanks a lot, guys. Much appreciated.

Wow Shikhar very enlightening presentation!

Thank you Shikhar for the wonderful presentation!

Superb session, great explanation of the architecture and the use cases.

Please provide your Slack channel name

Thank you, that was really useful !

I am coming from MongoDb. The problem there is data consistency, stale data even with quorum meet and replication timeout issues. Can you briefly explain how yugabyte helps us to attain consistent data! How can data write happen to multiple nodes? How to attain consistency?

I was thinking of trying this for a "Market" where you have a lot of different articles to buy (at least 10-12 types) but I didn't know I could create a SQL type with it. I thought about declaring the name of the article type in a constructor like a String and then calling it through a method but this seems much easier. Thanks a lot.

Thanks Guys.

Very good post for ybderstanding the basics of data modeling on YugabayteDB. And Happy Century

Thanks for the stream! Very interesting sesion. BTW, Odyssey supports prepared statements since 1.3 (~2022) :)

thanks for this video, i was wondering how can i place the validation annotation and the validation groups

Thanks a lot ! Great explanation of subject, and great drawing. What tool did you use for drwaing ?

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Thank you, Bogdan and Kannan finally I got the answers this is a very useful session!

very well presented, thank you!

Concept and Idea is too old,. going back 6years in time

Thank you, it's great Explanation in single place.

Amazing. No mention of failure paths. No mention of concurrency control. No mention of consistent transaction record state. No mention of retries/ locking mechanisms. Just roses and rainbows

Thank you.😁

Thank You. Question: Is pgpool and patroni compartible to postgres running on Windows ?

Nice :)

Great Explanation..Thank you!!

I see you are using Vs code for spring boot application. How do you run multiple instance of an application in vs code when you are building an app using micro service architecture on Spring Boot?

Awesome

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Thank you

that's what i was looking for!

Excellent Work John!

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