2025-04-03
1 小时 40 分钟Welcome, everyone.
I'm Jared, and you are listening to The Change Log,
where each and every week we sit down with the hackers, the leaders,
and the innovators of the software world to pick their brains, to learn from their failures,
to be inspired by their accomplishments, and to have a lot of fun along the way.
In July of 2020,
Euron Dirk Grief stumbled into a fundamental limitation in the general purpose database design for transaction processing.
This sent him on a path that ended with Tiger Beetle,
a redesigned distributed database for financial transactions that yielded three orders of magnitude faster OLTP performance over the usual general purpose suspects.
On this episode,
Euron joins me to explain how Tiger Beetle got so fast to defend its resilience and durability claims as a new market entrant.
and to stake his claim at the intersection of open source and business.
Plus the age-old question, why Zig?
But first, a quick mention of our partners at Fly.io,
the public cloud built for developers who ship.
You ship, don't you?
Then you owe it to yourself to check out Fly.io.
Okay, you're on from Tiger Beetle on the changelog.
Let's do it.
Well, friends, I'm here with Scott Deaton, CEO of Augment Code.