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Own Your Data Lifecycle: The Converged Analytics Series
Analytics is converging — Postgres, open lakehouses, and specialized engines are merging into one governed platform. This six-part series traces the full arc: why convergence is happening now, how Postgres data becomes a live analytical estate on Apache Iceberg, and how ClickHouse and WarehousePG query it together with zero duplication. From there, live demos show the model in action — real-time personalization, log and observability consolidation, and governed AI agent access — proving that moving less data, not moving it faster, is what makes an analytics stack defensible, auditable, and yours to control.Converged Analytics: Copy Once, Query Everywhere
Most attempts to unify analytics still move data to get the job done: faster pipelines, tighter syncs, more automated ETL. That's real progress, but it's still movement — and every copy created has a cost, whether it shows up as stale data, bloated bills, or lost control over where data lives and who can touch it.Building Postgres High Availability That Holds Up Under Pressure
We dig into the scenarios teams most often overlook: replication lag during a failover, split-brain risks, fencing a demoted primary, and why automated failover can make an outage worse if not done carefully.Multimodel Data Platforms in the Agentic Era
Join Lizzy Nguyen (EDB) and featured speaker Indranil Bandyopadhyay (Forrester), to dissect the multimodel data-platform market: where it's heading, what a converged approach unlocks, what enterprise buyers need to watch out for, and how to approach adoption.From Live Transactions to In-Database Analytics and Machine Learning
Skip the CDC and ETL step between a transaction and your analysis.
Getting a live transaction in front of an analytical query or a machine learning workload usually means extra steps: a separate CDC tool captures the change, a custom ETL job transforms and loads it, and by the time the data lands in the warehouse, the moment to act on it has often passed.