Seems similar to Apple's 2015 acquisition of FoundationDB -- they sunset the commercial offering. But it's unclear if they acquired Styra or just hired the team?
Yes, similar discussion across two separate articles:
(1) article from General Analysis on "Supabase MCP can leak your entire SQL database"
(2) article from Oso talking about why authorization in AI is hard, what to do about it, which references the General Analysis article
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Nice post. This covers how you'd model the permissions, etc. but do you have any articles/docs on how you'd actually integrate this into an application?
Agree that eventual consistency is inappropriate for the majority of database workloads. This is why we has always defaulted to strong consistency, by reading from primary nodes in a cluster. (Because eventual consistency is sometimes useful, MongoDB offers eventual consistency, too.)
Glad that you are having success with MongoDB at scale. Have you considered sharing your experiences? Would be really helpful for others to learn from you.