EntityBuilder 1.0
EntityBuilder 1.0 is a standalone infrastructure framework for developing entity-based backend applications.
It provides tools for data modeling, record management, validation, authentication, access control, entity lifecycle processing, and other key aspects of backend infrastructure.
EntityBuilder allows developers to focus on building their product functionality instead of developing the underlying infrastructure from scratch.
Key Features
• Schema-driven data modeling.
• Schema creation, modification, and archiving.
• Entity record and relationship management.
• Data validation.
• Authentication and access control.
• Entity lifecycle processing.
• Events and guaranteed message delivery.
• REST API.
• PostgreSQL integration.
• Data migrations.
• Extensible architecture with support for custom adapters.
• OpenAPI specification generation.
• Docker/OCI deployment support.
• System health monitoring and observability.
• Backup and data recovery infrastructure.
• Conformance, security, and deployment testing.
Who Is It For?
EntityBuilder is designed for developers and teams building entity-based applications who want to avoid developing backend infrastructure from scratch.
It can be used for:
• New backend products.
• Internal systems.
• SaaS applications.
• Client projects.
• Applications with evolving data structures.
License
EntityBuilder is provided under the Standard Commercial License.
The license allows EntityBuilder to be used for one End Product, with an unlimited number of developers, servers, and environments within that product.
Using EntityBuilder as shared infrastructure for multiple independent products, as an SDK, framework, or developer platform requires a Custom / Multi-Product License.
Version 1.0
Version 1.0 focuses on core backend infrastructure. It does not include an administrative interface, managed hosting, or specialized features for specific domains.
Requirements
• PostgreSQL 17
• Node.js 22.12+ or Node.js 24+
• Docker/OCI is recommended for deployment
• Running without containers requires Node.js and pnpm
Included
• EntityBuilder 1.0 source code
• Production runtime
• Dockerfile and Docker Compose configuration
• PostgreSQL integration
• REST API
• OpenAPI generation
• Example project
• Documentation
• Changelog
• License and release metadata
Installation
After purchase, you receive the EntityBuilder-1.0.0.tar.gz archive.
The archive contains everything required to deploy the product independently. A quick-start guide and usage example are included in the package. Full documentation is also provided.
License and Updates
The Standard Commercial License allows EntityBuilder to be used for one End Product.
Within that product, you may use an unlimited number of developers, servers, environments, and deployments.
Minor and patch releases within the purchased major version are included. Security fixes are provided for supported major versions.
New major versions are purchased separately.
Support
Standard support covers installation, configuration, API, documentation, and EntityBuilder usage, as well as confirmed product bugs.
Custom development, individual integrations, migrations, and architecture consulting are not included in standard support.
Important
EntityBuilder is a self-hosted product. The infrastructure on which it runs is managed by the customer.
Version 1.0 does not include an administrative interface, managed hosting, or specialized features for specific domains.
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