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Announcing TiDB 7.0, our latest preview release that offer features for reliable performance and streamlined database operations.

In this post, we’ll focus on TiDB’s DR solutions. We’ll also analyze the pros and cons of these solutions as well as the most suitable deployment options. 

In this article, I’ll discuss why adopting DBaaS is a must for most companies, and why DBaaS will replace the traditional on-premises databases in the future.

In this post, you’ll learn the development of disaster recovery technologies and the databases that adopt those innovations.

You’ll learn how to query data from a SQL database with SQL and Java respectively.

Learn how Sync, Data Migration's core component, processes DML statements through the binlog replication workflow.

Inspired by the SIGMOD/PODS 22 paper “How Good is my #HTAP System” and HATtrick, the proposed benchmark tool, we tested the TP/AP performance isolation and horizontal scalability of TiDB as an HTAP database.

This post shows you how to quickly build an application by leveraging Spring Boot and TiDB.

In this post, Ed shares his thoughts about DynamoDB’s newly released paper.

In this article, we compare the performance of TiDB and MySQL on one of the most popular low-code SaaS platforms, Corteza CRM. We also demonstrate how TiDB leverages its HTAP capabilities to the SaaS platform without any code changes and speeds up development of new applications.

Technical challenges have prevented HTAP databases from really catching on. Only recently, with the emergence of modern architecture designs such as TiDB is HTAP on the rise.

This post introduces the Placement Rules in SQL, TiDB 6.0's new feature.