My podcast interview with Wesley Reisz from InfoQ has been published. I think it was a very interesting discussion.

I had a great discussion with Trevor, the CTO of Rakuten Kobo about their use of RavenDB, you can watch it here:

You can register for the webinar here.

I usually talk about RavenDB in the context of C# and .NET, but we also have clients for many other platforms. On Thursday, the Copenhagen Javagruppen Meetup is doing an online event to show how you can use RavenDB from Java.

The meetup is open to the public, and we would love to see you there.

Last week I did a webinar about Clean Architecture, and it run about twice as long as I expected it to be. Mostly because I got some really interesting questions and I think we had a great discussion.

You can watch all of it here, as usual, comments are very welcome:

I was interviewed recently by Michael Shpilt about RavenDB and building a database in C#.

I think it went very well, you can read / listen to that in the following link. As always, I would love your feedback.

We are looking to hire another Developer Advocate for RavenDB. The position involves talking to customers and users, help them build and design RavenDB based solutions.

It requires excellent written and oral communications with good presentation skills in English, good familiarity with software architecture, DevOps and of course, RavenDB itself.

Responsibilities:

• Developing and growing long-term relationships with technology leaders within prospect organizations
• Understanding the customer’s requirements and assessing the product fit
• Making technical presentations and demonstrating how a product meets clients needs
• Involvement in the completion of technical questions on RFPs
• Attending conferences, meetups and trade shows

If you are interested, or know someone who is, please ping us at: jobs@ravendb.net

The internet is a hostile place. Publicly accessible machines will be attacked within minutes of being connected, and any unencrypted data in transit is likely to be intercepted and modified. Every day there are successful attacks on applications and databases that are insufficiently protected, resulting in data leaks and ransom demands. In this webinar, RavenDB CEO Oren Eini will go over the threat model for RavenDB, the security aspects involved in deploying in production, and the assumptions involved in working with trusted parties and byzantine partners.

On March 9, I’m going to be talking about Database Security in a Hostile World. Please join me, I promise it will be interesting.

Dejan is talking about RavenDB here: