This episode's co-host, Laszlo Balla, and Lauren McManamon sat down with Thomas Richter and Luis Caroll to unpack RaptorDB: the new database technology powering ServiceNow’s future. They shared the story from startup roots to acquisition, and explained how Raptor DB delivers faster performance, real-time analytics, and AI-ready scale, all while staying seamless for developers and customers.
⏱️ Timestamps
- 00:00 Introduction of Hosts
- 02:37 Introduction of Guests: Thomas Richter & Luis Carril
- 07:14 What IS RaptorDB? 10:14 How Is RaptorDB Different?
- 21:09 Has AI Changed Prioritization of RaptorDB’s Needs?
- 23:21 Origin of the Name “RaptorDB”
- 27:18 How Do I Get Access as a Customer?
- 29:35 Why Choose Pro Over Standard?
- 30:43 How Can I Tell If My Instance Is Running RaptorDB Already?
- 44:53 Recommended Education
- 46:22 What’s Next for RaptorDB *SAFE HARBOR*
- 50:16 Conclusion
🔗 Links
- RaptorDB Product Hub
- RaptorDB Zurich Docs
- The ServiceNow World Forums
- The ServiceNow Developer Site
- The Developer Advocate Blog
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