A database that keeps every version of every row
Ferrite is Postgres with time built in: query any table as it was on any day, branch it for a test, and roll a mistake back in one statement. From $0 for 5 GB.
orders2.1Mcustomers184kpaymentsBranches3History
orders, as of 3 Nov
BranchRows2,104,318
Versions kept41 days
Size3.2 GB
#88412Changed 3 Nov 08:41 by api
paidv7#88411Changed 3 Nov 08:40 by api
shippedv3#88409Rolled back 2 Nov 17:12 by mira
refundedv9Built to last
Every version, kept
Nothing is overwritten. A row's past is a query away, for 41 days by default and for as long as you like on the Archive plan.
What is kept
The rows, the schema and every migration, with who changed what and when.
- Row versions41 days, or forever
- Schema historyEvery migration
- BranchesUnlimited, copy-on-write