Notes on building
fast, honest data access.
Engineering write-ups, release notes, and tutorials from the team behindRepoDB — a production-ready data access platform for .NET applications.
Pick your database
15 databases, one consistent API
AuroraDB
Amazon Aurora's PostgreSQL-compatible edition, a managed cloud-native relational database built on AWS infrastructure.
ClickHouse
An open-source, column-oriented database built for real-time analytics at scale.
CockroachDB
A distributed SQL database built for resilience and horizontal scale, wire-compatible with PostgreSQL.
DB2
IBM's enterprise-grade relational database for mission-critical workloads.
DuckDB
An embedded, in-process analytical database engine built for fast, local analytics.
EnterpriseDB
A PostgreSQL-based platform with added enterprise features and support.
Firebird
A lightweight, open-source relational database with strong SQL standard compliance.
MariaDB
A community-driven, open-source fork of MySQL with enhanced performance features.
MySQL
One of the world's most popular open-source relational databases.
Oracle
A powerful, enterprise-grade relational database used across large organizations.
PostgreSQL
An advanced open-source object-relational database known for reliability and extensibility.
SAP HANA
An in-memory, column-oriented database platform built for real-time analytics.
SQL Server
Microsoft's relational database management system for enterprise applications.
SQLite
A self-contained, serverless database engine embedded directly in applications.
Vertica
A columnar analytics database built for large-scale data warehousing.
As an end-to-end
data platform.
RepoDB is more than a query runner — it connects to any database, powers a smarter ORM, moves data at scale, and reports on itself, all through one consistent API.
Everything you need,
built in.
From batch and bulk operations to caching, tracing, and type mapping — the capabilities that make RepoDB a complete data access layer, not just a query runner.