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Gracjan Sadowicz is part of the RavenDB team, leading initiatives across developer experience, cloud-native environments adoption, community growth, and technical content creation.
Am I affected? You’re running on-premise RavenDB cluster, secured by Let’s Encrypt What do I need to do? Update your RavenDB server to a version that includes the newest patch by Feb 11, 2026. You can find a table with specific versions below in this article. After Feb 11, 2026, you won’t be able to authenticate against the…
AI Agents are quietly becoming a new kind of application frontend. Instead of clicking through screens, in this paradigm, we can just tell the agent: “show the last three orders for this customer.” “draft an email with the tracking lin.k” “open a ticket if delivery is late” “see if we handled a similar support issue before…
Introduction Deploying RavenDB in a Kubernetes environment, particularly on Amazon EKS, offers a scalable and resilient database solution. Setting up any database in Kubernetes is… well… complex. It’s a stateless world, and databases are stateful. Databases need to have a fixed setup and configuration. Auto-recovery indicates that things…
Reduce maintenance overhead and dedicate your time to core development with RavenDB & Azures Serverless Functions. RavenDB 6.1 has a new feature, ETL to Azure Storage Queue. In this article, we’ll discover how this new capability opens up a lot of new options for serverless computing in Azure with RavenDB. What You’ll Learn How to…
There are many advantages of testing with real databases over mocks. You can test real query flow, ensure that your results match what the database engine will do and avoid complicated and often fragile setup. The major disadvantage for wanting to avoid using a real database in tests is speed and complexity. Databases are inherently stateful,…