Fauna has made its event streaming service generally available, allowing developers to create secure, real-time applications that stream changes in their database to subscribed clients as soon as they occur. This simplifies the process of listening for real-time changes and eliminates the need for polling, which can be time-consuming and resource-intensive. Fauna's event streaming is a serverless, push-based method that automatically broadcasts updates to clients whenever a document or collection is updated, reducing operational overhead and dev cycles. The service also enables developers to reduce their time to market by providing a no-ops database experience, allowing them to focus on building real-time applications without managing infrastructure. Additionally, Fauna's Access-Based Access Control (ABAC) feature ensures that clients have least privilege access, while the service is available for free to all users, including those who are hiring developers with expertise in globally distributed systems and serverless databases.