Jeremy Edberg retweeted
New Screaming in the Cloud episode! Corey Quinn and our CEO @jedberg "chat about Jeremy's "build for three" rule, a plan for scale without going crazy, why he set Reddit's servers to Arizona time to dodge daylight saving time, and how DBOS makes your app as tough as your data."
Check it out here: lastweekinaws.com/podcast/sc…
Jeremy Edberg retweeted
🎙️ How does durable execution make AI more reliable? Ryan Donovan is joined on the podcast by @jedberg, CEO of @DBOS_Inc, and @qianl_cs, co-founder, to dive into its use cases, and how it's changing the future of debugging and observability for tech.
stackoverflow.blog/2025/05/2…
Our engineer is doing a webcast today on our new durable Typescript library (which includes NextJS support!). Learn about coding with the DBOS durable execution library - the easiest way to make backends crash-proof.
📷 Thurs, February 6, 2025 | 11 AM PT
dbos.dev/webcast-dbos-transa…
Jeremy Edberg retweeted
If this is not insane, idk what is and I should quit.
bugbash.antithesis.com
@ankushpd @StephWangBuilds @ryanworl @mitchellh @jdegoes @pojntfx @willyjschultz @sujayakar314 @ajwerner @glcst @jedberg @sunbains
One of the greatest joys of my job as CEO of @DBOS_Inc is working with such an amazing engineering team. Once again the team managed to deliver great code, early. If you need durable or stateful serverless compute, and you use Typescript and/or NextJS, check it out!
Want to make your TypeScript app resilient to any failure?
Excited to announce the release of DBOS TypeScript v2.0! With this release, you can effortlessly add durable execution to any TypeScript app, whether you're using Next.js, Express, or other popular frameworks.
Durable execution helps solve many common problems, like:
1⃣Orchestrating long-running or business-critical workflows;
2⃣Running reliable background jobs with no timeouts;
3⃣Running a fault-tolerant distributed task queue;
4⃣Orchestrating AI agents, or anything that connects to an unreliable or non-deterministic API.
What I love the most about DBOS is that it does this all in a lightweight library that's entirely backed by Postgres. All you need to do to use DBOS is npm install
and connect it to Postgres -- there are no other dependencies you need to manage, no separate workflow servers.
Try it out and let us know how DBOS is powering your apps! Link below...
Jeremy Edberg retweeted
Building startups isn’t all glamour, it’s grit. In this episode of @thisdotlabs, @jedberg unpacks the myth of 'overnight success,' share strategies for tackling slow growth, and explore what keeps founders motivated through the grind. 🧵
Startups aren't built overnight—they're often a long, slow grind.
Loved having my friend @jedberg back on the podcast to talk about navigating the slog, selling your vision, and the value of celebrating small wins.
Check it out!👇
Our engineering team keeps delivering! This was a partnership I started working on in my first week, and it’s great to see it live! Proud of our team and their hard work to make this happen!
The @DBOS_Inc team has released a Supabase integration so that you can use your Postgres database as a durable workflow engine
supabase.com/blog/durable-wo…
"What is the secret to growing a DevTools business?"
There is no secret. It's a lot of little things that add up over time. Like it or not, Github stars is one of them. If you have a Github account, can you give me a star? And tell your friends too! github.com/dbos-inc/dbos-tra…
Jeremy Edberg retweeted
Had a great time last night at the #OSS4AI meetup at GitHub HQ -- met some brilliant devs focused on AI tools and taking AI to production.
I also showcased Durable Swarm, diving into how DBOS enhances reliability and observability for AI agents. Even if the program crashes, DBOS picks up from the last completed step, so no progress is lost. Plus, DBOS exports OpenTelemetry traces, making it easier to monitor agents' behavior and performance.
DBOS Transact is a lightweight, durable execution library (available in Python and TypeScript) that integrates seamlessly with any AI framework. Check out the demo code from my presentation: github.com/dbos-inc/durable-…
Give it a try -- I’d love to hear your feedback!
Big thanks to @yujian_tang for organizing this great event and building an awesome community. Thanks Aaishika for the photos!
Jeremy Edberg retweeted
Build a serverless RAG app in just 9 lines of code with @DBOS_Inc and LlamaIndex!
Learn how to:
🚀 Deploy AI apps to the cloud with a single command
💰 Reduce costs by 50x compared to AWS Lambda
🔄 Create resilient AI applications with durable execution
This tutorial shows you how to:
➡️ Set up a project and load data
➡️ Build a RAG engine
➡️ Serve responses through HTTP
➡️ Deploy to DBOS Cloud
Check out the full tutorial on their blog: dbos.dev/blog/serverless-rag…
I'm speaking at the AdvancedAWS meetup tomorrow about how to make Serverless Compute better. Come join me!
meetup.com/advancedaws/event…
Jeremy Edberg retweeted
🚀 Want to build and deploy an interactive AI app to the cloud in just 9 lines of code? Check out the new OpenAI quickstart guide I wrote.
In this tutorial, you'll use @llama_index to create a Q&A engine, @FastAPI to serve it over HTTP, and @DBOS_Inc to deploy it serverlessly to the cloud.
It's based on LlamaIndex’s 5-line starter, with just 4 extra lines to make it cloud-ready. Simple, fast, and ready to scale!
Give it a try and let me know what you think 😊
It's always awesome when you get external validation for what you are building. Thanks @sap1ens for the kind words about @DBOS_Inc !
Just published my thoughts after attending Current last week: streamingdata.substack.com/p…
I saw this demo a little while ago and was totally blown away! I'm so excited that this is available for everyone to see now!
Introducing Paradigm – a reimagined workspace with AI at its core.
Centered around the primitive of a spreadsheet, Paradigm puts swarms of intelligent agents at your fingertips.
The real power of Paradigm comes with scale: imagine having tens of thousands of interns working for you in parallel.
Paradigm is 1000x faster than manual data collection, completing an average of 500 cells per minute.
Check out Paradigm in action below.
Jeremy Edberg retweeted
Want to make your Node.js installs 10x faster?
We've been experimenting with using the @bunjavascript package manager as a (near) drop-in replacement for npm in DBOS Cloud and have been seeing huge performance improvements. npm install used to be the slowest step in our app deployment process and now it runs in a couple seconds.
Jeremy Edberg retweeted
Super excited to announce @jedberg has joined @DBOS_Inc as CEO! 🙌 A long-time fan of #Serverless computing, he brings a lot of great experience to the team. Get to know him better here: dbos.dev/blog/welcome-dbos-c…
Welcome aboard 🚀Jeremy!
My company just launched a super cool new product, YOLO run GPUs on demand. A new superpower for ML teams: 1-click, self-serve, no human in-the-loop access to NVIDIA GPU clusters: @LambdaAPI 1-Click Clusters: bit.ly/4cmaHFV
Jeremy Edberg retweeted
We're excited to be partnering with @SimpleHashInc to power NFTs in Coinbase Wallet and make the collectibles experience even better for onchain users, rolling out support for additional ecosystems like Solana.
. @OpenAI 's ChatGPT just made my marriage better. My wife asked me to do some complicated data manipulation for her. It would have taken me about 40 minutes to write the python to do it and test. Asked ChatGPT to write it for me - task was done in five minutes. Now I'm a hero