Max Hoffman

June 14, 2024

Dolt is the first relational database that versions data the same way Git versions source code. Dolt is 100% MySQL compliant and implements Git's interface with the same "proportional to diff" runtime. We spend a lot of time making sure we compete w...

Dustin Brown

June 13, 2024

Learn how to configure DoltLab Enterprise to use cloud storage instead of local disk storage.

Nick Tobey

June 12, 2024

Using JSON with Dolt is about to get a lot faster.

Zach Musgrave

June 11, 2024

A design dilemma: proposals for different ways to implement pg_catalog in Doltgres

Tim Sehn

June 10, 2024

Dolt is a version controlled SQL database. How would you use such a thing? Are you building a data curation application for your customers? Are your customers asking for version control features like branches, merges, and diffs? Are you looking for ...

Jennifer Purevsuren

June 7, 2024

Today's blog we will go over a simple way to utilize Pandas Dataframes using Dolt's version control features. Pandas Dataframes simplify data manipulation and analysis. Dolt simplifies data sharing and collaboration. Combining the two, a user can wri...

Tim Sehn

June 6, 2024

A step-by-step walkthrough on how to set up and use DoltLab on Google Cloud Platform.

Neil Macneale

June 5, 2024

The Dolt SQL Shell and the CLI just got married. Let's celebrate!

Daylon Wilkins

June 4, 2024

We're steadily making progress on DoltgreSQL, which is a version of Dolt built to be a drop-in replacement for PostgreSQL. For those that may not know about Dolt, it's built as a drop-in replacement for MySQL that is built, from the ground up, with G...

Tim Sehn

June 3, 2024

Dolt has a wide array of product offerings. Which Dolt is right for your use case? This blog attempts to answer that question.

Zach Musgrave

May 31, 2024

An exhaustive set of benchmarks on different ways to approach error handling in Golang. We demonstrate that common sentinel error idioms are slow your code down by 5x.

Dustin Brown

May 30, 2024

Learn how to provision a virtual machine on Microsoft Azure so you can run your own DoltLab instance.

James Cor

May 29, 2024

About a month ago, we provided an update to Dolt's correctness. Since then, we've continued to make improvements; here's what we've been up to. SQLAcidTests A user on our Discord pointed our attention towards SQLAcidTests, which is essentially a co...

Neil Macneale

May 28, 2024

Cryptographic hash collisions are always possible. But how likely are they?

Tim Sehn

May 24, 2024

If you find a correctness bug in Dolt, we'll fix it in 24 hours or less. We even wrote a blog about how we do it. The blog did well on HackerNews, generated some internal discussion, and now I have an addendum. The nature of Dolt as a version-contro...

Taylor Bantle

May 23, 2024

Learn how to customize the look and feel of your DoltLab Enterprise using a custom logo and branded colors.

Tim Sehn

May 22, 2024

DoltHub is SOC2 compliant. This blog will walk you through what SOC2 is, why it matters, and how we got certified.

Zach Musgrave

May 21, 2024

A guide to hidden informational queries built into the psql tool

Tim Sehn

May 20, 2024

Dolt is a version controlled SQL database. How would you use such a thing? A popular Dolt use case is version controlling configuration. Modern games have a ton of configuration. Managing megabytes or gigabytes of configuration across many files bec...

Jason Fulghum

May 17, 2024

Using Datadog to build dashboards for your Dolt instances is easy, since Dolt is MySQL compatible.