The only database purpose-built for event sourcing.
Stop building an event store from scratch. Start with one that's already complete.
Stop fighting
Immutability, ordering, streaming, and projections are native capabilities—not bolted on like with CRUD databases.
Ship faster
No designing schemas, building subscriptions, or debugging concurrency. Start with a working event store on day one.
Simplify your stack
One purpose-built platform instead of five. Fewer moving parts, fewer failure modes.
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"I feel like I'm battling my database"
When organizations implement event sourcing with general-purpose databases like PostgreSQL, MongoDB, or Cassandra, they quickly discover these databases weren't designed for event-driven patterns. What starts as "we'll just store events in a table" becomes months of custom development across six critical areas.
Schema & Data Model Design
General-purpose databases have no native concept of event streams. Teams design custom schemas from scratch—event tables with aggregate IDs, sequence numbers, and payload columns.
Third-Party Libraries or Custom Code
Without native support, teams adopt third-party libraries or build custom implementations. Either path means your event store is only as reliable as non-core code.
Ordering & Consistency Guarantees
Event sourcing depends on strict ordering—within streams and globally. General-purpose databases don't provide this automatically. Teams must implement sequence generation and handle failures.
Concurrency Control
When multiple processes append events simultaneously, you need optimistic concurrency control. General-purpose databases require custom implementation—error-prone code with silent data corruption as the consequence.
Real-Time Streaming Infrastructure
General-purpose databases offer limited or no native streaming. Teams bolt on external message brokers—doubling operational complexity and creating synchronization challenges.
Projection & Read Model Management
Events need transformation into read models. General-purpose databases require external frameworks, custom microservices, or batch jobs—plus checkpoint management and synchronization logic.
Building an Event Store is a Burden
Specialized Knowledge
Development Time
Ongoing Maintenance
Infrastructure Focus
System Fragility
Tech Debt
A database that's designed to store events
KurrentDB is the database that speaks event sourcing natively. With 12+ years of continuous development and hundreds of production deployments, it delivers native capabilities that eliminate the complexity, performance compromises, and operational overhead of retrofitting traditional databases.
Native Immutable Event Streams
Built-In Global Event Ordering
Multi-Stream Atomic Appends
Native Real-Time Subscriptions
Advanced Projections Engine
Optimistic Concurrency Built-In
Sophisticated Event Indexing
Unlimited Event Retention
Enterprise-Ready & Production-Proven
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