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Renewing Our Open Source Pledge for 2026

Platformatic renews its Open Source Pledge for 2026 with $13,000 in contributions, Node.js VFS work, and ongoing open source security support.

3 min readblog.platformatic.dev

Matteo CollinaSep 24

More threads on an already busy machine

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4 min readblog.platformatic.dev

Matteo CollinaSep 17

Introducing secure-eval-worker

Least-Privilege JavaScript Execution in Node.js

13 min readblog.platformatic.dev

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Matteo CollinaSep 15

Introducing @platformatic/memcached

A fast, zero-dependency memcached client for Node.js

10 min readblog.platformatic.dev

Ivan TymoshenkoAug 25

Introducing the ICC Planner Plan Ahead, Scale with Confidence

How the ICC Planner uses historical capacity patterns and scheduled events to prepare Kubernetes workloads for demand before it arrives.

12 min readblog.platformatic.dev

Matteo CollinaAug 18

Query Pipelining in node-postgres: 2-3x Throughput With One Line of Code

Learn how query pipelining in node-postgres cuts latency and delivers up to 2.4x higher throughput with one configuration change.

8 min readblog.platformatic.dev

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Paolo InsognaJul 28

Run Nitro applications on Watt with @platformatic/nitro

Run existing Nitro and Vite+Nitro apps on Watt without changing your code. Get gateway routing, metrics, HTTPS, & coordinated scheduled tasks via ICC.

9 min readblog.platformatic.dev

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Luca MaraschiJul 21

Stop Pinning Everything: Quantifying Upgrade Risk in Durable Workflows

Discover the Workflow Upgrade Risk (WUR) model, a data-driven approach to safely upgrading durable workflows without pinning every in-flight run.

12 min readblog.platformatic.dev

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Paolo InsognaJul 16

Run Durable Eve Agents on Kubernetes with Platformatic

How to run durable Eve AI agents on Kubernetes with Platformatic, using Workflow SDK, Watt, and ICC for reliable, version-safe execution.

11 min readblog.platformatic.dev

Paolo InsognaMay 19

Destino: Doom in Your Terminal, Powered by Node.js FFI

Destino runs Doom inside the terminal using Node.js FFI, DoomGeneric, & OpenTUI. JavaScript and native code work together for real-time rendering.