Webinars

Beginners Guide to High Availability for Postgres - German (GMT)

Highly available databases are essential to organizations depending on mission-critical, 24/7 access to data. PostgreSQL is widely recognized as an excellent open-source database, with critical maturity and features that allow organizations to scale and achieve high availability.

This webinar will explore:

Online Upgrade Using Logical Replication

Always upgrade! There are hundreds of fixes between each PostgreSQL release, and an important number of them are security fixes! Logical replication allows making major upgrades with minimal downtime and feasible cons.

This webinar will cover:

• PostgreSQL releases
• Upgrade options
• What is Pglogical?
• Major upgrades

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Variations of PostgreSQL Replication

This webinar will help you understand the differences between multiple replication approaches, the requirements of each strategy, what can be achieved with each of them, and hopefully, you'll be more informed to identify what you really need for your system.

During this webinar, you will learn:

PostgreSQL as a Strategic Tool - GMT

During this webinar, we will review best practices and lessons learned from working with large and mid-size companies on their deployment of PostgreSQL. We will explore the practices that helped industry leaders move through these stages quickly, and get as much value out of PostgreSQL as possible without incurring undue risk.

We have identified a set of levers that companies can use to accelerate their success with PostgreSQL:

Not All Open Source is the Same

In this webinar, we will discuss different open-source models and different ways open source communities are organized. Understanding these key concepts is essential when selecting a strategic open-source platform. We will explore how the PostgreSQL community ensures that it stays independent, remains vibrant, drives innovation, and provides a reliable long-term platform for strategic IT projects.

Auditing and Monitoring PostgreSQL/EPAS - APJ

The most common problems a database administrator or user encounters while working on a database is to audit and monitor the health of their databases which includes observing the database activity so as to be aware of the actions of the users, finding the slow running statements, finding why database systems performance is low during certain intervals or diagnosing the corruption issues.