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Books vs Dimensigon: What are the differences?

Developers describe Books as "An immutable double-entry accounting database service (by Square)". It is an immutable double-entry accounting database service. It supports many clients and businesses at global scale, leaning on Google Cloud Spanner and Google Kubernetes Engine to make that possible. On the other hand, Dimensigon is detailed as "Online service to deploy production-ready ELASTIC environments". It is an online service to deploy production-ready ELASTIC environments with the comfort of an online shop. Targeted for DB Developers and Large companies to embed our automation for provisioning, 'DM' is the underlying self-develop technology for distributed managed to coordinate complex orchestrations.

Books and Dimensigon belong to "SQL Database as a Service" category of the tech stack.

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What is Books?

It is an immutable double-entry accounting database service. It supports many clients and businesses at global scale, leaning on Google Cloud Spanner and Google Kubernetes Engine to make that possible.

What is Dimensigon?

It is an online service to deploy production-ready ELASTIC environments with the comfort of an online shop. Targeted for DB Developers and Large companies to embed our automation for provisioning, 'DM' is the underlying self-develop technology for distributed managed to coordinate complex orchestrations.

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