Rooted in research at MIT and Stanford, DBOS is using the database as the foundation of the most modern operating system we can imagine.
DBOS embraces the popularity of microservices architectures, and delivers infrastructure that is elastic and serverless, but also stateful.
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DBOS minimizes infrastructure surface area, and therefore its vulnerabilities. Its unique approach to system state allows for nearly instantaneous resilience.
DBOS is a revolutionary system software stack rooted in research from MIT and Stanford.
The DBOS cloud platform runs OS services on top of the DBMS instead of the other way around. This "upside-down" approach is intrinsically simple, resilient, and secure because it leverages the robustness and scalability of modern databases.
Build applications using a TypeScript framework built on the database that helps you develop applications that are reliable by default. You can try out DBOS Operon today, then serverlessly deploy your applications to the DBOS cloud platform with the push of a button when it launches in early 2024.
Using the DBOS time-travel debugger (to be released in early 2024), you can “rewind time” to replay any scenario that occurred in a DBOS application for faster issue resolution.
Conceived by researchers at MIT and Stanford, DBOS (database-oriented operating system) is a new operating system that natively supports large-scale distributed applications in the cloud, making them easier to build and more secure.
