Tim Sehn

May 22, 2025

This article goes over the common questions we hear from teams before they adopt Dolt. The article provides our standard answers.

Dustin Brown

May 21, 2025

Keycloak is an excellent open-source identity provider with built-in OIDC authentication support. Today's post demonstrates how you can get started quickly with a Keycloak deployment of your own, both locally and remotely!

Aaron Son

May 20, 2025

A demonstration of configuring Vault to provide federated access with temporary credentials to a Dolt sql-server

Tim Sehn

May 19, 2025

When someone signs up for DoltHub, we do research on their email address then send a non-automated email from Brian with me cc'ed. If it's a work email, I send a follow up.

Tim Sehn

May 16, 2025

Dolt scales to millions of versions, branches, and rows. Dolt uses a Git-style commit graph and a novel data structure called a Prolly Tree to achieve this feat.

Tim SehnandJason Fulghum

May 15, 2025

Dolt tables have a hidden field for each column in a table called a column tag. Hopefully, most users won't ever have to deal with column tags but in some cases, working with column tags is necessary. This article explains.

Neil Macneale

May 14, 2025

We've added the ability to enable Dolt Archives with Automatic Garbage Collection. Find out how!

Zach Musgrave

May 13, 2025

Doltgres supports SQL extensions to examine your schema elements in any SQL client. This blog post demonstrates how to use them.

Tim Sehn

May 12, 2025

Dolt models its version control functionality after Git, including working sets and staging areas. These Git-specific concepts can be tricky for beginners coming to Dolt from other SQL databases. This article explains the concepts with examples.

Nick Tobey

May 9, 2025

go:generate was designed to solve a very specific problem. Does it succeed?

Tim Sehn

May 8, 2025

A very common Dolt usage pattern is what we call customer per branch. The main branch of your Dolt database is used for schema and domain data. Each customer's data is stored on a separate customer-specific branch. Customer-specific data is isolated, preventing accidental modification and simplifying queries.

James Cor

May 7, 2025

Dolt is a version controlled database, think if Git and MySQL had a baby. Our goal is to have Dolt be a drop-in replacement to MySQL; this includes support for Stored Procedures. A Brief History Stored procedures were initially introduced ...

Zach Musgrave

May 6, 2025

Recent updates to Doltgres compatibility for Postgres extensions to UPDATE

Tim Sehn

May 5, 2025

After using Cursor to try and solve simple issues in our open source project, Dolt, this technology reminds me of searching the web in 1998. It's one step function improvement away from being awesome.

Dustin Brown

May 2, 2025

In today's post we dive into how you can run ProxySQL in front of a Dolt read-replication cluster.

Nick Tobey

May 1, 2025

What happens when your dependency stops working how you expect... but only on Mac?

Daylon Wilkins

April 30, 2025

We're continuing to make progress on DoltgreSQL , which is a version of Dolt built to be a drop-in replacement for PostgreSQL . Dolt is a MySQL compatible database that is built from the ground up with Git-influenced version control featu...

Tim Sehn

April 29, 2025

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Tim Sehn

April 28, 2025

Dolt is a Structured Query Language (SQL) database. This article goes over basic SQL INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE queries used to modify data in a Dolt database.

Max Hoffman

April 25, 2025

May marks five years since Dolt adopted go-mysql-server . Today we summarize the current state of GMS by walking through a query's journey from parsing to result spooling. Overview SQL engines are the logical layer of a database that sit...