Article • about 1 year ago

Ceramic: A Shared Data Network Redefining Data Infrastructure

Ceramic

Summary

Ceramic combines the trust of a blockchain with the flexibility of an event streaming system.
ComposeDB, which is built on Ceramic, is a decentralized graph database that uses GraphQL for data interaction.
Ceramic is optimized for storing, managing, and querying large volumes of data and offers fast transaction processing and eventual consistency for large data applications.

Source: https://blog.ceramic.network/faq-ceramic-network/

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