ZeBridge – PostgreSQL replicas on devices, synchronized over NATS
ZeBridge synchronizes PostgreSQL data to edge devices via NATS, enabling offline-first operation with local SQLite, PGLite, or DuckDB replicas. PostgreSQL remains authoritative for conflict resolution. Designed for B2B multi-tenant apps like field teams, it includes a client library for mutations and remote service queries, with deployment via Docker Compose or Ansible.
Key signals
- 01Bidirectional sync between PostgreSQL and edge databases over NATS
- 02Offline-first with local replicas and queued writes
- 03PostgreSQL authoritative conflict resolution for B2B tenants
ZeBridge – PostgreSQL replicas on devices, synchronized over NATS is on the Hacker News front page right now, submitted by ndrean.
A bidirectional, local-first sync engine between Postgres and edge SQLite/PGLITE/Postgres/DuckDB clients over NATS - ndrean/ZeBridge
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