Rotem Tamir

oss startup cto & co-founder @atlasgo_io | co-maintainer @entgo_io

[Rotem Tamir @_rtam]

@Raesener Try https://t.co/OOTzMFddYB

Also the “Ask AI” on the top is pretty good

[The New Stack @thenewstack]

Learn the operator pattern that makes PostgreSQL management seamless.

By @_rtam and @_GBartolini_
https://t.co/oU6TADj2rP

[The New Stack @thenewstack]

Learn the operator pattern that makes PostgreSQL management seamless.

By @_rtam and @_GBartolini_
https://t.co/kmVq6OvgmJ

[Rotem Tamir @_rtam]

Had a great time presenting our learnings about building multi-tenant apps for @atlasgo_io at @gopherconil today!

[KubeFM @K8sFM]

🗣️ @_rtam, CTO and Co-Founder at @atlasgo_io, explains why running databases in Kubernetes requires careful consideration, as immutable infrastructure poses challenges for managing stateful data

Watch: https://t.co/9oLWmEzh5z

[Rotem Tamir @_rtam]

Top #1 Feature request for copilot agents cc @github

Make agents listen to gopls! It's painful to watch the IDE flag errors while Copilot confidently declares its masterpiece complete!

[Rotem Tamir @_rtam]

I miss Norton Commander

[KubeFM @K8sFM]

🗣️ @_rtam, CTO and Co-Founder at @atlasgo_io, discusses three Kubernetes tools: K9s, Grafana Loki, and Argo CD for cluster management, logging, and GitOps

Watch: https://t.co/9oLWmEzh5z

[ent @entgo_io]

It's been a while since we posted anything on the https://t.co/Aci1JcoTSB blog - but happy to share our latest one by @_rtam

Learn how to build RAG systems in Go with Ent, Atlas, and pgvector.

https://t.co/8ap98N6ukO

[Rotem Tamir @_rtam]

@0xytoken @thdxr @atlasgo_io Thanks for your feedback. Docs and setup experience are top PRI for us in Q1 - so I'm sorry you had a suboptimal experience.

Atlas is successfully used in production in lots of places, do you mind sharing what didn't work for you?

Thanks again for taking the time 🙏

[Atlas @atlasgo_io]

A nice quality-of-life feature landed in Atlas today:

When using a diff-policy to add/drop indexes concurrently, Atlas now auto-adds the "atlas:txmode none" directive. This ensures that when the file is applied later, it won’t run inside a transaction.

https://t.co/mLr6fkAh7h

[Atlas @atlasgo_io]

Atlas v0.31 is here with pgvector support for your LLM-apps, custom schema rules, and more!

We're excited to share the latest updates and improvements with you.

Read it all here >> https://t.co/JzTLillzx3

[Drizzle ORM @DrizzleORM]

Let’s go 🤝

[Rotem Tamir @_rtam]

Thanks @DevOpsOhad for hosting me at @KubeCon_ !

[Atlas @atlasgo_io]

A Terraform, but for databases - what would it take?

🎧 Listen how this question led to building Atlas on
@TheIaCPodcast

Listen to the full episode here
https://t.co/H8jeBCZ7XT

[Prisma @prisma]

✨ Prisma Migrate is a powerful tool for data modeling and migrations. However, for even more advanced workflows, you can use @atlasgo_io!

🎓 Check out our step-by-step tutorial that explains how to integrate Atlas in an existing Prisma ORM project.

https://t.co/6AJkAeQDRk

[Rotem Tamir @_rtam]

Top secret:

Dev tool success is 90% docs.

Proud of our integrations team for this one:

[Atlas @atlasgo_io]

🚀Introducing Doc Portal for Atlas + Prisma

Enable the following for your @prisma schema:
✅ Row-level security policies
✅ Triggers
✅ Partial and vector indexes
✅ Naming conventions using Atlas linting

Learn more and try it out 👇

https://t.co/JGHsfKXZuN

[Rotem Tamir @_rtam]

For the vast majority of cases, @prisma users should probably keep using the "batteries included" tool. But for the others?

Here's the guide:
https://t.co/0oefPe689P

[Rotem Tamir @_rtam]

As far as ORMs go @prisma probably has the best schema migrations tool out there (`prisma migrate`)

Why then, should you consider using @atlasgo_io instead?

A 🧵

[Atlas @atlasgo_io]

Announcing: Atlas + Prisma!

Check out the new guide on how to integrate your @prisma schema with Atlas.

With this integration, you can leverage features like CI/CD for your database, extend your Prisma schema with any database objects, and much more.

https://t.co/JGHsfKXrFf

[Rotem Tamir @_rtam]

3. You need robust CI/CD machinery for your deployments (k8s operator, @github actions, @gitlab ci/cd components) and don't want to build the integrations yourself