Accelerate legacy application modernization, AI innovation, and secure open source software adoption This blog was co-authored by Adam Wright and Tim Boutin . The recent PostgreSQL 17 release won over the open source community, particularly the Postgres DBAs now equipped with incremental backup, JSON enhancements, optimization & logical replication features that enhance effective management of...

Reduce your attack surface as you invest in open source This blog was co-authored by Adam Wright and Tim Boutin . Security is a top priority for organizations everywhere, and those that have already migrated to open source Postgres are no different. EDB provides industry-best security with our unified EDB Postgres® AI platform, and the Secure Open Source solution we’re announcing today extends...

Learn about PostgreSQL data encryption, including Transparent Data Encryption (TDE), file system encryption, and key management for robust data protection.

EDB is pleased to announce support of the popular PostgreSQL extension pg_squeeze on our database distributions and across different deployment types.

Today, EDB announces portfolio support of Postgres databases distributions, extensions and tools for v16. EDB Postgres database distributions include EDB Postgres Extended (PGE) Server and EDB Postgres Advanced Server (EPAS) 16. This release merges all of the changes from PostgreSQL 16. Key changes and enhancements in PostgreSQL 16 include significant improvements to parallel processing, resulting in faster queries, advances to logical replication enabling complex architectures, and improved privilege administration changes. These enhancements reinforce PostgreSQL's position as the most advanced open-source database.

EDB Oracle Compatibility makes applications running on Postgres look, feel and operate more like Oracle than any other Postgres experience. This not only makes EDB Postgres the ideal platform to migrate existing Oracle databases, but it's also the perfect choice to support your next business-critical application.

In PostgreSQL, the superuser has the ability to bypass all security checks within the database. This is a massive amount of power. Superusers can do almost anything with the database (whether you want them to or not). Robert Haas, EDB VP and Chief Database Scientist has been working on solving this issue by adding the ability to perform several Postgres administrative tasks without requiring superuser status. Here's a preview.

The PostgreSQL Global Development Group released PostgreSQL 16 Beta 1 on May 25, 2023. PostgreSQL 16 improves logical replication by enabling replication from standbys as well as the ability to apply large transactions in parallel for improved performance. This blog covers the highlights of this release.