Datomic
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What is Datomic?
Datomic is a distributed, immutable, and transactional database. It's designed for building scalable and data-intensive applications. Datomic separates the database's query engine from the storage layer. Data is stored immutably, providing an audit trail and enabling time-travel queries. It is commonly used in applications requiring high data integrity, auditability, and the ability to reason about data changes over time.
What other technologies are related to Datomic?
Datomic Competitor Technologies
AWS DynamoDB
DynamoDB is a NoSQL database that provides similar functionalities for storage and retrieval as Datomic, particularly in cloud environments. Both offer scalable, distributed data storage.
SQL
SQL databases represent a competing paradigm for data storage and querying, especially relational databases, though Datomic has its own query language (Datalog).
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Which job functions commonly mention Datomic?
Site Reliability Engineer
8 Site Reliability Engineer jobs mention Datomic
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Infrastructure Engineer
7 Infrastructure Engineer jobs mention Datomic
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Software Engineer
205 Software Engineer jobs mention Datomic
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Mobile Developer
10 Mobile Developer jobs mention Datomic
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Engineer
236 Engineer jobs mention Datomic
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Which organizations are mentioning Datomic?
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