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A navy ledger kept inside a dashed boundary with a check mark, beside loose and crumpled paper copies outside it

Oct 6, 2026 · 10 min read

Is your data layer ready for agents? The case for Lakebase

Agents need a disposable workspace and a durable record. Here's where Databricks Lakebase fits, in plain terms, and what it still leaves to you.

#agents #databases #lakebase #postgres #production

A grid of nine practice cutting boards, some messy; one clean board inside a dashed boundary with a check mark, and a padlocked box beside the grid

Sep 29, 2026 · 7 min read

When the database's newest user is an agent

When a whole company books travel through agents, the database gets a new kind of user: many, fast, and often wrong. What that asks of the data layer, and why branching alone isn't enough.

#agents #databases #dba #branching #production

An open index-card box; one card pulled out and kept inside a dashed boundary, with a boarding pass clipped to it and a check mark

Sep 22, 2026 · 5 min read

What an agent remembers

An agent books your flight, then crashes before writing it down. When it restarts, does it book again? What an agent remembers, and why some of it has to survive a crash.

#agents #agent-memory #databases #production