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Today, I have an incredible follow-up episode from our friends at Terso. You may remember our episode with Glauber Costa in Season 8, where he told us the creation story of the platform. Today, I'm speaking with his co-founder, Pekka, to hear the update on Terso and what the team has been building over the past year. Have a listen.
Well, today I have another special guest on the Code Story podcast, Pekka Enberg of Terso. Pekka, thank you for being on the show today. Thank you.
Thank you for having me.
Absolutely. You know, recently we had your partner Glauber on the podcast to tell us about the creation, the inception story of Terso. But we're going to dive into a bit of an update of the things you've been working on. But before we do, tell me a little bit about you.
My story is tied with Glover's as well. We both worked on Linux kernel. It feels like it was also like yesterday, but more than a decade ago, we were working with the Linux kernel. That's when we met. We joined a company to do an operating systems product, which then pivoted to something completely different, a database product. So me and Glover worked at ScyllaDB.
I think you've had their founder here as a guest as well. I did do real backend programming also before switching to working on databases themselves. So Java was a hot call technology at the time. That's the general introduction I usually give.
Remind my audience what Terso is. So you gave the high level of your founder of Terso and bringing more lows to SQLite. But tell me and the audience a bit of a reminder of what Terso really is.
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