The Ultimate Database Platform
AverageDB, a database platform for developers, raised $50 million in funding. It offers speed, efficiency, serverless architecture, real-time data access, and customizable pricing. The platform prioritizes data privacy and caters to diverse user needs.
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AverageDB, a database platform tailored for developers, has recently secured a $50 million Series A funding round. The platform, designed to cater to the needs of the average developer, boasts speed and efficiency, being written entirely in Rust. It offers a serverless architecture and real-time data access within milliseconds. Positioned as an all-in-one solution akin to Redis, AverageDB is trusted by various innovative teams. Pricing plans cater to different team sizes, including a free tier for indie developers. Additional paid features include enhanced support, data types, and performance boosts. The platform also offers enterprise solutions with customizable pricing based on client budgets. Noteworthy is the commitment to data privacy, with a promise not to access customer data for personal reasons. Overall, AverageDB presents a comprehensive database solution with a range of features and pricing options to suit various user needs.
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9 commentsCheck out https://averagedatabase.com/docs and the github repo: https://github.com/joswayski/averagedatabase
The compute costs on some databases are absurd. I was considering timescaledb recently
0.5 vcpu and 2 gb of ram is $32 a month.
Also the prices do not increase linearly, 1vcpu and 4gb of RAM is $149 a month.
What the actual fuck!
That being said, I will give a shoutout to Neon. You actually get a very good db just on their free plan. Let's see how long that lasts before they start the squeeze.
> $2,000/mo SSO addon (required)
I love that this was a call out.
lol
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