@TigrisData

Tigris is the storage layer for any cloud. Low latency & zero egress fees. Now with bucket forking.

 San Francisco Bay Area
tigrisdata.com/
Joined March 2022
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Ovais Tariq
@ovaistariqOct 16
Wow Railway Buckets so good.
Leo - 15 y/o founder
@leodevOct 15
I benchmarked 5 object storage providers from 6 locations around the world I included: - @awscloud S3 - @Cloudflare R2 - @Railway Buckets - @Backblaze B2 - @neondatabase Storage It used Files SDK to make it as fair as possible Here's a summary 👇 (this is also a thread)
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Gave the Bucket file explorer an overhaul on @prisma Compute. It can bulk upload and delete, do prefix filtering and understands folders. And it's gorgeous! Prisma Buckets are powered by @TigrisData so they are blazing fast. Free for the rest of the year, so give it a try!
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Tigris Data retweeted
Ovais Tariq
@ovaistariqOct 7
TAG is a self-hosted cache for object storage, and it is open source.
Ovais Tariq
@ovaistariqOct 5
Replying to @ovaistariq
Håkon and Jeff wrote up the whole design, Vortex files, SlateDB indexes on object storage, and TAG as the cache: goldsky.com/blog/prism-geo-r…

Prism: A Blockchain Data Lake on Tigris, Vortex and SlateDB - Goldsky

How we built Prism, a data lake on Vortex, SlateDB and Tigris object storage that stores each chain's history once and answers lookups in <10 ms.

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Hey all, we have more updates on objgit! Looks like it's taking off amidst other companies making git services for some reason. Again, really have to wonder what that's all about.
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Either way we want to keep chugging along at this and turn objgit into the git server that we wish we had: infinitely scalable and with all the important data on object storage. As an added bonus we'd also try to make a scraper-resistant web UI.
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To learn more, look at the blog: tigrisdata.com/blog/objgit-v…

objgit is not a git forge | Tigris Object Storage

objgit is not a git forge. It's a git server on Tigris object storage that you can script with hooks, explore over SSH, and grow with. Here's what's next.

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9ms point lookups without running your own database in every region That's what @goldskyio built with Tigris, @vortexdotdev, and SlateDB Get our side of the story 👇
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tigrisdata.com/blog/case-stu…

How Goldsky Serves Billions of Sub-10 ms Lookups from One Copy of the Chain | Tigris Object Storage

Goldsky built Prism, a geo-replicated blockchain data lake, on Tigris. TAG, the Tigris Acceleration Gateway, serves historical point lookups in about 9 ms without a database copy in every region.

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Tigris Data retweeted
Ovais Tariq
@ovaistariqOct 5
My favorite number in this writeup is 9ms. That is a point lookup served through a cache out of object storage, not a database. Goldsky runs billions of these against one copy of the chain on Tigris.
jling
@jefftylingOct 2
Not long ago I'd have called building your own data lake format a waste of an engineering team's time. We built one anyway 🤡 It has been powering all our core products for months, and I'm excited to share how we did this. goldsky.com/blog/prism-geo-r…

Prism: A Blockchain Data Lake on Tigris, Vortex and SlateDB - Goldsky

How we built Prism, a data lake on Vortex, SlateDB and Tigris object storage that stores each chain's history once and answers lookups in <10 ms.

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Tigris Data retweeted
Tyler Hogarth
@tylerhogarthOct 5
Replying to @AvgDatabaseCEO @TigrisData @tursodatabase
Yup, good catch. @prisma now uses Prisma Postgres instead of Turso because why wouldn't we. 🐶🥫 @TigrisData is what we use for Prisma Storage: prisma.io/docs/storage

Storage | Prisma Object Store buckets

Create S3-compatible object-store buckets in a Prisma project, mint bucket-scoped access keys, and use any S3 client or SDK to read and write objects.

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Worth a read: @theprincessxena and @GarrenSmith from @TigrisData write about moving from FoundationDB to Kafka for their message queue. Also: @raindrop_ai raised a $35M Series A. And @AlphaSenseInc is hiring a Senior Product Security Engineer in the US. Links in bio
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At Tigris we love databases, especially FoundationDB. FoundationDB is that: our foundation. It's the basis for everything we do, even our message queue. Turns out it's pretty great to do data and queueing in the same transaction!
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We fixed that by adding Kafka to the stack. Kafka has a...reputation for being a bit grotestue in the infrastructure side of things (the zookeeper can't even pet the animals 😔), but we've found that it means we take write pressure off of FoundationDB so the servers stay up.
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Either way if you want to learn more from a detailed writeup by a human with blood, feelings, and hopefully isn't an axe murderer, please take a look at the blogpost! tigrisdata.com/blog/quick-fd…

We used a database as a message queue. Now we use Kafka. | Tigris Object Storage

FoundationDB was our only database, queue included. We built Apple's QuiCK design on top of it, hit the write limits, and moved async tasks to Kafka.

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