Part Three: PgBouncer and persistent connections during downtime (This is part three of my technical response to a series of questions about the use...
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Open Source Databases
Open source databases are based in code that is open source and developed by a community of developers.
In the last ten years attitudes towards open source in enterprise IT environments have changed dramatically, as users have shifted from skepticism...
(This is part two of my technical response to a series of questions about the use of pgbouncer and what you need to look out for. Part one can be...
Connection pooling is a big deal in Postgres. Connections to the database can take a relatively large amount of overhead, especially if there are a...
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Back in the early 80’s, Pepsi ran a marketing campaign called the “Pepsi Challenge”. The idea was to get people to do blind taste tests against Coke...
Over the past decade, there have been a number of DBMSs introduced (typically labeled as NoSQL) which utilize a network or hierarchical data model...
Embracing a New Type of Event I speak to more and more enterprise customers who see open source as the best route to drive innovation and agility...
Saddled with Legacy Applications and Databases If you’re tasked with modernizing a tech stack, finding the correct solution can be daunting. Most...
Data Distribution 101 Data distribution plays an important role in today’s database world. Applications accessing and modifying data need operations...
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