Seeing all these security incidents makes me pretty nervous. It might also explain why more DBOS customers are asking for fully self-hosted and air-gapped deployments these days. Control over your own infrastructure is becoming more important than ever.

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Many developers are still stitching together services, queues, databases, and state machines to keep things running. That was already painful for traditional applications. Now it's even worse for AI agents that execute long-running tasks, call external tools, and perform actions with side effects.

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AI is pushing us to rethink how we build applications. Here's a new blog post from Mike Stonebraker. He argues that applications should move toward durable workflows as AI agents become more common and complex. Check out the blog post: dbos.dev/blog/applica...

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I saw a very photogenic Steller's Jay over the weekend. It stopped to pose for pictures. "Do you like my hairstyle and outfit?" #birds

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We also changed most of the timestamps to use the database clock instead of the executors and added the batched partition dequeue optimization when partition concurrency is one. Release notes: github.com/dbos-inc/dbo...

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