YugaByte, the open-source distributed database provider, today officially announced the availability of YugaByte DB 2.0. YugaByte is both an SQL and NoSQL database, meaning it offers all the benefits of legacy SQL while also offering capabilities to work with large sets of distributed data. The 2.0 version brings support for PostgreSQL syntax, Oracle-to-YugaByte migration, Jepsen testing for correctness, and integrations with GraphQL, Rook and a variety of database administration tools. “Distributed SQL is the modern answer for any organization looking to adopt cloud-native technologies throughout their entire IT stack, including data infrastructure,” said YugaByte’s co-founder and CEO Kannan Muthukkaruppan. “With YugaByte DB 2.0,…
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Tuesday 17 September 2019
