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The open-source reactive database for app developers

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概要

What is Convex?

Convex is an open-source reactive database designed for web app developers, both human and LLM, to fetch data and perform business logic with strong consistency using pure TypeScript. It provides a database, a place to write server functions, and client libraries, making it easy to build and scale dynamic live-updating apps.

How to use Convex?

Visit the Convex documentation to learn more and follow getting started guides. The easiest way is through the cloud platform, which includes a free tier. For self-hosting, you can use Docker (recommended) or a prebuilt binary; detailed instructions are in the self-hosting guide.

Key features of Convex

  • Open-source reactive database with strong consistency
  • Write server functions in pure TypeScript
  • Client libraries for live-updating apps
  • Self-hosted or cloud deployment options
  • Dashboard and CLI included in self-hosted product
  • Works with tools like Neon, Fly.io, Vercel, Netlify, Sqlite, Postgres

Use cases of Convex

  • Building dynamic web applications that require real-time data updates
  • Creating LLM-powered apps that need reactive data fetching
  • Developing scalable backends with minimal infrastructure overhead
  • Self-hosting a production database with Docker or binary

よくある質問

1

What does Convex do vs. traditional databases?

Convex is a reactive database that provides built-in server functions and client libraries, enabling live-updating apps with strong consistency, whereas traditional databases typically require separate backend logic and polling.

2

What are the runtime requirements for self-hosting Convex?

Self-hosting can be done with Docker (recommended) or a prebuilt binary. Convex is battle tested most thoroughly on Linux and Mac; Windows has less experience.

3

Where does Convex data live?

Data lives in the Convex database you deploy—either in the cloud platform or in your own self-hosted environment.

4

Are there any known limits or disclaimers?

Self-hosted builds include a minimal anonymous beacon that can be disabled with `--disable-beacon`. If building from source, ensure you change default instance secret and admin key. Convex is less tested on Windows.

5

What transport and authentication does Convex use?

The README does not detail transport or auth mechanisms beyond mentioning an admin key and instance secret for self-hosted deployments.

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