FluidDB Documentation
FluidDB is a new kind of hosted (cloud) database, designed to provide a
global metadata and personalization engine - for everyone and everything.
FluidDB is a product of Fluidinfo.
These are the main online sources of information about FluidDB:
- High-level description: You are now looking at the top-most page of
the high-level overview of FluidDB. These pages provide a simple
description of what FluidDB is - its data model, query language,
permissions, etc. - and how applications can use FluidDB to store
information.
- API level: The FluidDB API documentation contains
details about how applications can move data into and out of FluidDB,
create objects, perform queries, set permissions, etc.
- Blog: Descriptions of the goals, advantages, uses, and
characteristics of FluidDB can be found in the FluidDB blog. The blog will also be used to
provide information about roadmap and status, to highlight FluidDB uses,
and to respond to general questions. Links to new articles will be
announced via the @FluidDB user on
Twitter.
- Discussion: You may be interested to join the FluidDB Discuss or (of more interest
to programmers) the FluidDB Users discussion groups. If
you just want to hear about high-level FluidDB announcements, join the
FluidDB Announce
group.
Thank you for your interest in FluidDB!
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