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Databricks introduces Lakebase, a serverless Postgres database for app and agent workloads

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Databricks introduces Lakebase, a serverless Postgres database that it says offers instant branching and separates compute from storage.

Databricks says the architecture is designed to scale with app and agent workloads. The announcement came in a post on X from Databricks' account, which also promotes an ebook on why traditional databases struggle with these workloads and how Lakebase fits alongside the Databricks lakehouse.

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Databricks introduces Lakebase, a serverless Postgres database for app and agent workloads

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    Databricks introduces Lakebase, a serverless Postgres database for app and agent workloads

    AIDatabricks describes Lakebase as a serverless Postgres database with instant branching and separate compute and storage, designed to scale with app and agent workloads. The post promotes an ebook on why traditional databases struggle with these workloads and how Lakebase fits alongside the Databricks lakehouse.

    Cover of "Lakebase for Dummies," a Databricks publication. Features a cartoon character with glasses in front of yellow and black background circles. Text highlights topics: serverless Postgres, scaling agents and apps, and branching databases like code. Author: Stephanie Diamond.

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