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Cryptographic hash collisions are always possible. But how likely are they?

If you find a correctness bug in Dolt, we'll fix it in 24 hours or less. We even wrote a blog about how we do it. The blog did well on HackerNews, generated some internal discussion, and now I have an addendum…

Learn how to customize the look and feel of your DoltLab Enterprise using a custom logo and branded colors.

DoltHub is SOC2 compliant. This blog will walk you through what SOC2 is, why it matters, and how we got certified.

A guide to hidden informational queries built into the psql tool

Using Datadog to build dashboards for your Dolt instances is easy, since Dolt is MySQL compatible.

Read about how we've updated DoltLab's installer binary to use a configuration file, making it much simpler to use.

Here at DoltHub, we pledge to fix customer bugs in 24 hours or less. This blog tells you how we do it.

We're steadily making progress on DoltgreSQL, which is a version of Dolt built to be a drop-in replacement for PostgreSQL. With the goal of being a drop-in replacement, we're doing a lot of research to make s…

A constant time search?!? Get ready to get nerd sniped

A polemic against the use of one of the most common idioms in the Go world: boolean variables named ok

DoltLab has an Enterprise version. This blog answers why you need it and how you get it.

The latest version of Dolt has much better performance for pull, shallow clone and fetch in some network conditions.

A guide to understanding how database schemas work in Doltgres, and introducing the search_path setting

Dolt is the first and only database that versions structured data the way Git versions code. Our users use Dolt either as a relational database running on cloud hardware, like Hosted Dolt, or as a web colla…

Learn how to send emails using Gmail's SMTP server in 2024.

A step-by-step walkthrough on the simplest way to set up and use DoltLab.

Adding a cgo dependency to a Go project can involve tradeoffs. Here we discuss Dolt's first cgo dependency and some of the tradeoffs involved.

We launched a dedicated website for Doltgres, doltgres.com and a dedicated documentation site, docs.doltgres.com.