I'm sure it's a wonderful database but...CockRoach?
Sounds like malware you can never really get rid of. Why use a name usually associated with an unpleasant experience?
Cockroach Labs has finally added a new command line tool with the release of version 22.1 of its eponymous database, out today. Although it was possible to deploy CockroachDB using something like Terraform (for example, deployment on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure) the process is often not particularly elegant. "Until this …
"I am fascinated by the serverless thing," said Walker, "I think it should be called Infrastructureless, eventually, I think that's really what this thing becomes… what we're doing it is we're preparing it so that it can actually work for huge massive applications."
This irks me. Without some server and infrastructure, there is nothing to run the stuff on. Yes it might be somewhat opaque to the end user, but there has to be server and networking somewhere.