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    Supabase Realtime

    Supabase Realtime

    Listen to your to PostgreSQL database in realtime via websockets

    Supabase is an open-source Firebase alternative. Start your project with a Postgres database, Authentication, instant APIs, Edge Functions, Realtime subscriptions, and Storage. Every project is a full Postgres database, the world's most trusted relational database. Add user sign ups and logins, securing your data with Row Level Security. Store, organize, and serve large files.
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    Sequin

    Sequin

    Postgres change data capture to streams and queues like Kafka

    Sequin is a change data capture (CDC) system that replicates API data to Postgres in real time. It syncs services like Stripe, Salesforce, and GitHub into PostgreSQL tables, enabling developers to query third-party data with standard SQL. Sequin is ideal for building data-driven applications that need immediate visibility into external SaaS platforms.
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    Commanded EventStore

    Commanded EventStore

    Event store using PostgreSQL for persistence

    Commanded EventStore is an Elixir-based event store built for event-sourced systems using the Commanded framework. It stores domain events as immutable facts and provides mechanisms for publishing, persisting, and querying events. Built with PostgreSQL as its backend, it ensures strong consistency and is optimized for CQRS architectures.
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    Supavisor

    Supavisor

    A cloud-native, multi-tenant Postgres connection pooler

    Supavisor is a high-performance Postgres connection pooler designed for multi-tenant environments, built in Rust by the Supabase team. It acts as a gateway that routes and manages database connections for each tenant, supporting row-level isolation and optimized connection sharing. Supavisor is ideal for SaaS platforms needing efficient, scalable multi-tenancy over PostgreSQL.
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    Ecto

    Ecto

    A toolkit for data mapping and language integrated query

    Ecto is the official Elixir library that serves as a database wrapper and integrated query system, enabling developers to define schemas, construct and execute type-safe queries, manage database migrations, and validate data via changesets; it is the foundational tool for working with relational databases in Elixir. Note that mix test does not run the tests in the integration_test folder. To run integration tests, you can clone ecto_sql in a sibling directory and then run its integration...
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