I don’t work at Apple and thus have no idea whether Apple is using FoundationDB. However it would seem to strain credulity that they would be paying a large team of experts to actively develop it if they weren’t also using it.
Re: your question of use, Apple does use FoundationDB and the team is growing. If you or others are interested in joining the engineering team, you can reach out to foundationdb-jobs@apple.com.
For GDPR, if we could attach ‘eu’ for example, data marked with region: ‘eu’ would be stored (and replicated) only on EU serveurs. I foundCockroachDB and their geo-partitionning feature looks great but it is a premium feature. I think a feature that makes you complient with the law should be included - I mean, database is to store data but you would disobey some laws doing so.
Thanks for confirming that Apple is indeeed using this. I read multiple comments about that fact and I was just interested in the truth instead of spreading false information.
Yes, the nodejs driver is comming - It was mainly to show my interest in it.
Thanks for the time you took to reply to this and for sharing your wisdom