Applications already depend on a database (usually Postgres). So why not use the database itself as the bridge between languages?
We just published a new blog post on how we tackled language interoperability without adding another layer of infrastructure.
www.dbos.dev/blog/making-...
Creating agent workflows and architecting the logic is one thing, making them durable and fail-safe is another👇
New integration for durable agent workflows with @dbos.dev execution - Make sure your agents survive crashes, restarts, and errors without writing any checkpoint code.
Our next South Bay Systems meetup will be on March 31. We've got two awesome deep-dive talks from Sugu Sougoumarane (Consensus and Multigres) and @stuhood.sh (Full-Text Search and ParadeDB).
Food and beverages will be provided, courtesy of our host, Snowflake. Register here: luma.com/2g3exvjw
Join us for the DBOS User Group on April 9!
We're excited to have Michael Pfaffenberger (Distinguished Software Engineer at Walmart Global Tech) share Code Puppy, an open-source AI-powered coding agent used by teams across the organization.
luma.com/8mvkdagu
If you're an RSS user and a South Bay Systems attendee, I've added an RSS feed for the events at southbaysystems.xyz/...
Added this cute cat sticker from @clickhouse.com to my laptop!
We're starting a new series highlighting the features and integrations our team has been shipping each
month.
We shipped Kotlin support, workflow patching & lineage tracking, dynamic cron, configurable alerting, a new MCP server, and more.
Read the full update here:
www.dbos.dev/blog/dbos-ne...
Coding agents are already great at writing durable workflows. But operating them, especially when things break, is much harder.
If multiple workflows fail with unexpected errors, how do you find the root cause, test, and apply a fix?
That's why we built DBOS MCP www.dbos.dev/blog/mcp-age...
GitHub status page is so colorful www.githubstatus.com
I complain about daylight savings time change every year. This year just adds one more reason…