All of us at EDB would like to express our gratitude to our customers, and let you know that, in 2020, we’re going to stay laser focused on helping you succeed with Postgres. We’d also like to thank our friends, colleagues, and partners in the Postgres community for their support. Postgres is the strongest it’s ever been in terms of end user adoption and technology momentum--together, we made that...

Today, we are announcing the general availability of EDB Postgres Platform 12. This release includes all of the updates in open source PostgreSQL 12 AND new customer-requested features added to EDB Postgres.

Leading Postgres event for enterprise users brings together respected experts, customers, and developers We’re delighted to announce that Postgres Vision 2020 is coming to Boston again. The event will take place at the Boston Sheraton Hotel from June 22-24, and will feature a schedule jam-packed with keynote speakers, panel sessions with Postgres experts and customers, and hands-on workshops for a...

Hello from AWS re:Invent! This year, I’ve set my sights on gaining a better understanding about how the discussion around the cloud has evolved this year among enterprise users, especially those looking at their database options. Certainly, AWS re:Invent is one of the biggest tech events of the year, so what’s discussed here will have a significant impact in the months ahead.

The demands are growing ever louder for the IT to become more agile and responsive to the business, but ensuring database implementations are correctly planned, implemented, managed and optimized is challenging.

In the last ten years attitudes towards open source in enterprise IT environments have changed dramatically, as users have shifted from skepticism about its ability to cope with mission-critical workloads to deploying it widely across their infrastructures.

Why IT companies are turning to open source to address the shortage of graduates, an ageing workforce and the changing working habits.

PostgreSQL Europe kicks off its 11th Annual PostgreSQL Conference Europe (PGConf.EU 2019) this week in Milan, Italy, and the EDB team will be attending in force! A number of our EDB colleagues will be speaking at the conference, including Lætitia Avrot, Andres Freund, Sebastiaan Alexander Mannem, Bruce Momjian, Marc Linster, Robert Haas, Ed Boyajian and Dave Page.

We would like to share some exciting news for EDB and welcome Laetitia Avrot, who is joining us as a Senior Database Consultant in France. Those of you who are involved in the PostgreSQL community will already know Laetitia, as she is an active participant who has been leading important work to promote the role of women in the community. An Opportune Time This is an opportune time to have Laetitia...

PostgreSQL 12 is focused on performance and optimization. This release wasn’t built with brand-new, shiny features in mind; instead, it’s a finely-tuned, well-polished implementation of existing PostgreSQL capabilities. Because new versions of PostgreSQL are released every year, not every new feature is fully capable when it is introduced. After a couple of releases, when the feature has had a...