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Try atlasgo.io/guides/postgres/a…
Also the “Ask AI” on the top is pretty good
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Learn the operator pattern that makes PostgreSQL management seamless.
By @_rtam and @_GBartolini_
thenewstack.io/kubernetes-fi…
Rotem Tamir retweeted
Learn the operator pattern that makes PostgreSQL management seamless.
By @_rtam and @_GBartolini_
thenewstack.io/kubernetes-fi…
Had a great time presenting our learnings about building multi-tenant apps for @atlasgo_io at @gopherconil today!
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🗣️ @_rtam, CTO and Co-Founder at @atlasgo_io, explains why running databases in Kubernetes requires careful consideration, as immutable infrastructure poses challenges for managing stateful data
Watch: ku.bz/5BXQ0rKPy
Top #1 Feature request for copilot agents cc @github
Make agents listen to gopls! It's painful to watch the IDE flag errors while Copilot confidently declares its masterpiece complete!
I miss Norton Commander
🗣️ @_rtam, CTO and Co-Founder at @atlasgo_io, discusses three Kubernetes tools: K9s, Grafana Loki, and Argo CD for cluster management, logging, and GitOps
Watch: ku.bz/5BXQ0rKPy
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It's been a while since we posted anything on the entgo.io blog - but happy to share our latest one by @_rtam
Learn how to build RAG systems in Go with Ent, Atlas, and pgvector.
entgo.io/blog/2025/02/12/rag…
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A nice quality-of-life feature landed in Atlas today:
When using a diff-policy to add/drop indexes concurrently, Atlas now auto-adds the "atlas:txmode none" directive. This ensures that when the file is applied later, it won’t run inside a transaction.
atlasgo.io/versioned/diff#di…
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Atlas v0.31 is here with pgvector support for your LLM-apps, custom schema rules, and more!
We're excited to share the latest updates and improvements with you.
Read it all here >> atlasgo.io/blog/2025/02/06/v…
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Let’s go 🤝
🚀Introducing Doc Portal for Atlas + Drizzle:
Implement Triggers and Visualize your @DrizzleORM Schema
Try it out
atlasgo.io/guides/orms/drizz…
Thanks @DevOpsOhad for hosting me at @KubeCon_ !
A Terraform, but for databases - what would it take?
🎧 Listen how this question led to building Atlas on
@TheIaCPodcast
Listen to the full episode here
theiacpodcast.com/episode/be…
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✨ Prisma Migrate is a powerful tool for data modeling and migrations. However, for even more advanced workflows, you can use @atlasgo_io!
🎓 Check out our step-by-step tutorial that explains how to integrate Atlas in an existing Prisma ORM project.
prisma.io/blog/advanced-data…
Top secret:
Dev tool success is 90% docs.
Proud of our integrations team for this one:
🚀Introducing Doc Portal for Atlas + Prisma
Enable the following for your @prisma schema:
✅ Row-level security policies
✅ Triggers
✅ Partial and vector indexes
✅ Naming conventions using Atlas linting
Learn more and try it out 👇
atlasgo.io/guides/orms/prism…
For the vast majority of cases, @prisma users should probably keep using the "batteries included" tool. But for the others?
Here's the guide:
atlasgo.io/guides/orms/prism…
So why should you consider using a specialized schema management tool?
1. You want to utilize more advanced DB features (views triggers, stored procs, RLS, covering indexes, etc.)
2. You're building an IDP (cc @PlatformersC) and want one tool for all ORMs
ORMs exist to *abstract* the DB away and give a more or less equivalent experience across databases (e.g should work ~the same for @PostgreSQL , @MySQL , @PingCAP , @PlanetScale etc).
=> For this reason, they tend to focus on the common DB features (tables, indexes, FKs..)
As an ORM maintainer (cc @entgo_io) I can attest that developing migration machinery is a "necessary evil".
The ORMs' raison d'être is to map between framework code and DB. It's a runtime effort, not a resource management/deployment show.