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In this episode we discuss with Byron Becker, the Founder of CanDB and CycleOps.CanDB is a scalable distributed Infrastructure for the Internet Computer. CanDB is a flexible, performant, and horizontally scalable non-relational multi-canister database built for the Internet Computer.Features
Familiar NoSQL API
Abstracts and automates the scale and complexity of dealing with data partitioned amongst multiple canisters
Data is persisted through canister upgrades
CanDB has been acquired recently by Origyn Foundation to decentralize their business.
https://www.origyn.com/origyn-foundation-acquires-candb-paves-the-way-for-new-decentralized-businesses/
CycleOps is a proactive, automated, no-code canister management for the Internet Computer.
Byron explained to us the importance of getting cycles on ICP for developers and how his projects can help automatize the tasks and cycle control.CycleOps: cycleops.dev
CanDB repository links :
https://github.com/ORIGYN-SA/CanDB
https://github.com/canscale/CanDB
In this episode we discuss with Byron Becker, the Founder of CanDB and CycleOps.CanDB is a scalable distributed Infrastructure for the Internet Computer. CanDB is a flexible, performant, and horizontally scalable non-relational multi-canister database built for the Internet Computer.Features
Familiar NoSQL API
Abstracts and automates the scale and complexity of dealing with data partitioned amongst multiple canisters
Data is persisted through canister upgrades
CanDB has been acquired recently by Origyn Foundation to decentralize their business.
https://www.origyn.com/origyn-foundation-acquires-candb-paves-the-way-for-new-decentralized-businesses/
CycleOps is a proactive, automated, no-code canister management for the Internet Computer.
Byron explained to us the importance of getting cycles on ICP for developers and how his projects can help automatize the tasks and cycle control.CycleOps: cycleops.dev
CanDB repository links :
https://github.com/ORIGYN-SA/CanDB
https://github.com/canscale/CanDB