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new_core_concepts/modules/ROOT/pages/drivers/overview.adoc

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* **Resource management**: Properly managing network resources and memory
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Check out the available xref:{page-version}@new_reference::typedb-grpc-drivers/index.adoc[gRPC drivers] and xref:{page-version}@new_reference::typedb-http-drivers/index.adoc[HTTP helper libraries] to find a driver that works for you.
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== Communication endpoints
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TypeDB servers expose two different endpoints for client communication:

new_core_concepts/modules/ROOT/pages/typedb/connections.adoc

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= Connections
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== Fundamentals
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== Overview
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To interact with a TypeDB database, a client application must first establish a session with the server. This is typically done using a
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TypeDB client driver for your chosen programming language (e.g., Python, Java, Rust, Node.js) or through a tool like the TypeDB Console. A
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connection requires the server's address (host and port) and valid user credentials. For production environments, a secure connection using
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To interact with a TypeDB database, a client application must first establish a connection to the server. This is typically done using a
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xref:{page-version}@new_core_concepts::drivers/index.adoc[TypeDB driver] for your chosen programming language (e.g., Python, Java, Rust, Node.js) or through a tool like the TypeDB Console or TypeDB Studio.
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A connection requires the server's address (host and port) and valid user credentials. For production environments, a secure connection using
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== Connecting to TypeDB Cloud & Enterprise
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//include::../tools/console.adoc[tag=connect_console]
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.Connect to TypeDB
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= TypeDB Server Overview
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This documentation provides a comprehensive guide to TypeDB, a polymorphic database designed to represent and query complex systems. This
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overview serves as a high-level entry point, establishing a foundational understanding of the database's design and purpose.
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This section provides a foundational understanding of the TypeDB's design and usage. TypeDB is a polymorphic database designed to represent and query complex systems.
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TypeDB's core philosophy is centered on a strong type system, making it particularly well-suited for knowledge-intensive applications. Key
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features include full ACID compliance for transactional integrity, a logical schema for modeling complex data, and a robust replication
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system for high availability.
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This database is designed for a wide range of applications, from startups needing a scalable backend for a knowledge base to large
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enterprises requiring high-throughput transactional systems for complex domains. It is a good fit for applications in life sciences,
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financial services, cybersecurity, and supply chain management where modeling complex relationships is critical.
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enterprises requiring high-throughput transactional systems.
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To get started, new users should proceed to the Quick Start Guide, which walks through creating your first Cloud deployment and proceeds
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with a sample database and queries. This section of the documentation covers the core concepts: how TypeDB handles databases and
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transactions, CRUD operations, management, and scaling.
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To get started, new users should proceed to the xref:{page-version}@new_home::get_started/index.adoc[] guide, which walks through creating your first Cloud deployment and proceeds
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with a sample database and queries. This section of the documentation covers the architecture and design of TypeDB.

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