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Mor Hilai is a seasoned Technical Writer at RavenDB, helping communicate the value of RavenDB’s NoSQL solutions through engaging technical content.
Unlike the limited embedded solutions on the market, this first-of-its-kind feature lets developers build fully native AI agents to turn existing data into personalized experiences. HADERA, Israel—[September 8, 2025] RavenDB, a multi-model NoSQL document database trusted by developers and enterprises worldwide, today announced the launch of…
Hadera, Israel, August 6, 2025, RavenDB, the developer behind the high-performance NoSQL document database used by thousands of organizations worldwide, today announced that its Israeli headquarters has officially changed its legal business name from “Hibernating Rhinos Ltd.” to “RavenDB Ltd.,” effective August 3, 2025. This name change brings…
LONDON, England — RavenDB, the pioneer of hybrid NoSQL document databases for modern applications, today announced a strategic partnership with QBS Software, a leading software distributor with a robust network of resellers and system integrators across the UK and Europe. This alliance is set to accelerate the adoption of RavenDB’s…
Are you using RavenDB for your database management needs? Your insights can help shape the future of enterprise database solutions while assisting peers in making informed decisions. By submitting a Gartner Peer Insights review, you provide valuable feedback on how RavenDB compares to other database management platforms, including our…
We’re excited to announce that RavenDB is now available on the AWS Marketplace, making it easier than ever for businesses to deploy and manage our high-performance NoSQL database in the cloud. Why This Matters By joining AWS Marketplace, we’re providing users with a seamless purchasing experience, flexible deployment options, and direct…
A single RavenDB server powering 150 organizations – how Sentinel uses RavenDB’s ACIDity and features like backup-restore to securely store bulk data. While RavenDB is known for its advanced clustering capabilities, Sentinel’s experience shows that even a single RavenDB server is reliable enough to serve over a hundred organizations for…
One of our oldest customers, Beatman is a software development company that‘s been using RavenDB as its database of choice for the last decade. RavenDB’s performance, DevOps simplicity, and wide range of features have helped them take countless high-quality software products to market faster than their competitors could dream of. Beatman…
Using database compare-exchange to synchronize accounts in an event management app. Learn how Sam Entertainment takes advantage of RavenDB’s NoSQL flexibility, compare-exchange values, and other advanced database features to deliver a seamless and memorable event experience for users. Sam is an innovative event-based social media app for…
NoSQL Databases were first developed in the early 21st century to pick up where relational databases, first developed in the 1960s, left off. They are known for being non-relational, open-source, distributed, and scalable. They meet the next level of data load and the new form modern-day data takes. NoSQL database models like the document model…
This article is a thorough but accessible dive into the theory and rationale behind data compression algorithms and the way databases use them. We will compare the capabilities of a couple of different databases to find out how RavenDB is able to use compression so effectively. Table of contents IntroductionThe Speed ParadoxMore Data In,…
Using Database Document Revisions and Revert Revisions for most recovery tasks Though DBAs are not necessarily famous for their shy vocabulary, the worst word they may utter remains the small “oops…” that follows their realization that an erroneous operation, say a wrong patch or query, has wreaked havoc in the database. A sigh of relief may…
Intro CouchDB’s Fauxton MongoDB’s Compass MongoDB’s Studio 3T RavenDB Studio It’s the busiest night of the year, and your whole website just crashed. Is the network down? Is a server on fire? Is it caused by faulty business logic, or maybe a rare race condition? During development, it took hours to diagnose a problem. The boss…