With this metric, DBeaver ranks within the top 500 projects globally and continues to climb the rankings.
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Since its release, DBeaver has amassed ~31,000 Github Stars (>33,000 including its cloud product CloudBeaver) and a community of loyal users who interact with the product religiously.Īt Headline, we calculate our own metric to evaluate open source software called Interactors, which is a measurement of total active constituents within the ecosystem of an open source tool. Their goal with DBeaver was to commercialize the open source project, which Serge has built into a household name within the data community. Leadership within the Open Source CommunityĭBeaver was co-founded in 2018 by Tatiana Krupenya, CEO, and Serge Rider, CTO, two leaders who have spent the last decade developing an intimate understanding of the user and enterprise level pain points in database management. This is one of the many reasons why we are excited to lead the $6M Seed fundraise for DBeaver, the leading open source SQL client IDE and a beloved tool today across the global database ecosystem. With further diversification of database usage among enterprises and a wider array of users (both technical and non-technical), we believe that IDEs have and will continue to serve increasingly critical purposes.
As more databases are implemented and on-prem solutions like Teradata and SQL Server are supplemented with cloud offerings such as Snowflake’s data warehouse, users must navigate increased complexity and redundancy in order to access each of their databases and manage workflow accordingly.įor developers, database administrators (DBAs), and data analysts, platform-specific access has grown tedious, increasing the need for SQL client integrated development environments (IDEs) to centralize management and provide a single, fluid workspace for users. In today’s hybrid cloud infrastructure world, enterprises deploy a wide variety of both legacy and next generation databases to serve their diversifying data needs - a trend we’ve discussed in detail here at Headline.
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