Database Gateway

A database gateway sits between your application and the databases you use. It executes ordered steps across multiple databases for a single request and returns clear results for each database.

• One request → ordered steps across databases
• Per-database outcomes; centralized policy, retries, and credentials
• Preserves native dialects (SQL, CQL, JSON/DSL); cloud-neutral
• Built for operations: observability and guardrails

Most apps use more than one database (transactions, search, analytics). Teams end up rebuilding the same plumbing—queues, workers, retries, and scattered credentials. A gateway makes this a standard practice.

• Not a DB proxy/pooler — the gateway orchestrates multi-database work
• Not ETL/CDC — those are batch/replication tools, not request-path coordination
• Not an ORM or general API gateway — no schema abstraction of your business logic
• Not a general workflow engine — focused on safe, deterministic data operations