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S3lite – A SQLite-like database engine with S3-compatible storage back end

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2 points·by sjcotto·hace 5 meses·1 comments

We built an AI sysadmin that works (and won't delete /usr)

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2 points·by sjcotto·hace 5 meses·1 comments

Show HN: OpsAgent – AI daemon that monitors servers and auto-fixes issues

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1 points·by sjcotto·hace 5 meses·0 comments

StormiDB – A Lightweight, Document-Oriented Database with Cloud Storage

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1 points·by sjcotto·hace 2 años·1 comments

Show HN: Open-source alternative to Loom that only requires S3

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61 points·by sjcotto·hace 2 años·15 comments

Open Source Loom Alternative

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1 points·by sjcotto·hace 2 años·0 comments

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sjcotto
·hace 5 meses·discuss
we are open to PR or any feedback
sjcotto
·hace 2 años·discuss
excited to introduce StormiDB, a lightweight, document-oriented database library that uses cloud object storage as its backend. It's designed for simplicity, scalability, and resilience, making it a great choice for distributed environments and serverless applications.

Key Features:

Cloud Object Storage Backend: Currently supports Azure Blob Storage, with S3-compatible storage coming soon. Document-Oriented: Store data in a schema-less JSON format for flexibility. Simplicity: Focus on being lightweight and easy to use, perfect for small to medium-sized applications. Scalability: Built with cloud storage in mind, ensuring that your database scales with your storage needs. Resilience: Data is backed by cloud storage, providing high availability and durability. I'm still actively developing and adding features, so feedback, questions, or contributions are more than welcome!
sjcotto
·hace 2 años·discuss
will take a look
sjcotto
·hace 2 años·discuss
thanks!!
sjcotto
·hace 2 años·discuss
interesting!
sjcotto
·hace 2 años·discuss
yes, any s3
sjcotto
·hace 2 años·discuss
yes, we actually use it internally with R2