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120 on file since Feb 12, 2013Product and companyAug 20 2mo2 months agoQuick preview of KurrentDB v26.2A first look at KurrentDB 26.2: clustering moves onto the Raft consensus algorithm, multi-node clustering becomes a licensed feature (while most other features go free), multi-field indexes, and authentication without TLS via a new...InfrastructureAug 19 2mo2 months agoAdvisory: Decommissioning Kurrent Cloud User Access TokensKurrent Cloud user access tokens stop working for automation after 15 September 2026. If your API calls, esc CLI, Terraform, or CI/CD pipelines authenticate with a user access token, migrate to a Service Account before then.InfrastructureAug 19 2mo2 months agoWhat's New in Kurrent Cloud (August 2026)A roundup of recent Kurrent Cloud updates: SSO and social login, read-only replicas, service accounts and granular permissions for automation, self-serve MFA, and console-managed projections.InfrastructureAug 13 2mo2 months agoLicensing in KurrentDB v26.2 and beyond: what's free and what's licensedFrom KurrentDB 26.2, multi-node clustering requires an Enterprise license, while 21 features that need a license today become free. Versions 26.1 and earlier are unaffected, and Kurrent Cloud is not affected.AI and agentsJul 23 3mo3 months agoUsage Limit Reached Is No Longer a LimitMy Claude session died at 80% done, usage limit reached, mid-fix, no warning. A different agent, from a different vendor, finished the work fifteen minutes later, having read 0.4% of what Claude wrote, and I re-explained nothing.AI and agentsJul 15 3mo3 months agoWhen Your Coding Agent Doesn't ListenA 241-turn, 7.5M-token Claude coding session shipped solid work, but wasted hours on confidently wrong answers and features built on unverified assumptions.InfrastructureJul 15 3mo3 months agoThe Modern AI Stack: Time to "Think Different"...AgainAI's next architectural shift isn't compute, it's memory. Just as GPUs redefined AI infrastructure, events are becoming the new memory primitive, helping agents preserve behavior, not just state, to reason, explain, and improve over time.Developer toolsJun 25 4mo4 months agoProjections: Locally develop, debug, and test with GafferIntroducing Gaffer: a toolkit to locally develop, debug, and test KurrentDB projections. Run the real engine on your machine, test in CI, and debug safely.Reliability and performanceJun 12 4mo4 months agoMonitoring the Health of KurrentDB Clusters Part 3Step-by-step guide to implementing KurrentDB monitoring alerts in Grafana, with 15 ready-to-use PromQL rules, Slack and Gmail notifications, and setup tips.Data engineeringJun 12 4mo4 months agoIntegrating KurrentDB and Databricks via Arrow Flight SQL: A Reference Implementation Guide for Event-Sourced Analytics Part 1Learn how to connect KurrentDB to Databricks via Arrow Flight SQL. Build an analytics read model that materialises event-sourced data into Delta tables for BI.Data engineeringJun 12 4mo4 months agoIntegrating KurrentDB and Databricks via Arrow Flight SQL: A Reference Implementation Guide for Event-Sourced Analytics Part 2Build a medallion pipeline from KurrentDB to Databricks with hourly Arrow Flight SQL ingestion, typed Silver projections, and a Gold lifecycle table.AI and agentsJun 8 4mo4 months agoTwo Surfaces, One SubstrateTranscripts aren't memory. Discover why AI agents require a durable record across teams and time, and how Kurrent provides the necessary orchestration substrate.AI and agentsMay 31 4mo4 months agoYour Agent Has a Transcript, Not MemoryIs agent memory broken? Discover why relying on vector DB transcripts fails audits and why your AI infrastructure needs a durable event record for proof.InfrastructureMay 4 5mo5 months agoImplementing Domain-Driven Design with KurrentDB: An Actor-Based Event Sourcing ApproachDiscover how to implement Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and Event Sourcing in TypeScript using KurrentDB and a serverless architecture by Vaughn Vernon.AI and agentsApr 9 6mo6 months agoAI in Financial Services Has a Data Problem. Is Context Enough or Do We Need More?Context isn't enough for AI in financial services, causality is. Learn why event-native data is the missing foundation for reliable AI reasoning, agents, and governance.Product and companyMar 30 6mo6 months agoWe'll End Up Where We Started. Except with Different TechnologyWe'll End Up Where We Started. Except with Different Technology.Product and companyMar 19 7mo7 months agoAction Required: Potential Disruption of KurrentDB Service due to Public CA Certificate clientAuth EKU RemovalAction Required: Potential Disruption of KurrentDB Service due to Public CA Certificate clientAuth EKU RemovalDatabasesMar 17 7mo7 months agoPayments Reliability Is Not a Database Problem. It's a Data Architecture Problem Part 1Payments Reliability Is Not a Database Problem. It’s a Data Architecture Problem.Product and companyMar 16 7mo7 months agoReal-Time Data Sync Isn't Unsolved. It's Just UnfashionableReal-Time Data Sync Isn't Unsolved. It's Just Unfashionable.InfrastructureMar 13 7mo7 months agoCosmos DB for Event Sourcing? The Cost of Building Your Own Event StoreWhen your cloud provider recommends building an event store from Cosmos DB, it's worth understanding what that actually means for your team.ResearchFeb 24 8mo8 months agoProof-Oriented Event Sourcing (Experimental)Proof-Oriented Event Sourcing (POES) lets AI coding agents formally verify event-sourced code as they write it, property tests, exhaustive state exploration, and temporal proofs, built on KurrentDB.AI and agentsJan 13 9mo9 months agoWriting Events Is All You NeedState-only databases scored 28% on agent reasoning. CDC scored 59%. Event sourcing scored 85%. We benchmarked 300 questions across 5 domains, the data format is what matters.AI and agentsDec 15, 2025 10mo10 months agoFine-tune your models with SkillsThis article shows how you can fine-tune your model using your business events inside KurrentDB using HuggingFace Skills and KurrentDB SkillsProduct and companyDec 5, 2025 10mo10 months agoEvent Sourcing: Contextual AI Requires a Contextual Data ModelLearn how event sourcing creates a 'black box' for your business data, providing the rich historical context AI needs to deliver accurate predictions and insights.AI and agentsDec 1, 2025 10mo10 months agoKurrentDB Skills comes to Coding AgentsKurrentDB skills speeds up development on coding agents like Claude Code About this blog
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