Dogfooding the stack: real apps on database.pizza
Why database.pizza runs open-source applications on its own managed stack, and what that teaches us about PizzaSQL, the proxy, and PizzaKV.
Field notes
What changes when a managed database runs real applications, where the compatibility work lives, and the limits we keep explicit.
Why database.pizza runs open-source applications on its own managed stack, and what that teaches us about PizzaSQL, the proxy, and PizzaKV.
How Gogs reaches a managed PizzaSQL tenant through a custom driver, while GORM and XORM keep generating SQLite SQL.
Vikunja exercises CTEs, windows, conflict handling, ordering, and correlated subqueries through a PizzaSQL-backed XORM driver.
A repeatable path for mapping an application dialect, adding the minimum compatibility surface, and verifying it through the managed proxy.