Webinars

Financial Services: How to Modernize Your Database (CIO.com)

For many in the banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) space, open source databases such as Postgres have provided a solution to the limitations of legacy providers—a dynamic alternative to their previous DBMS woes. In fact, many major financial institutions have opted to ditch databases like Oracle and make the Postgres move. Watch this webinar on-demand, hosted by CIO.com , with Julian Moffett, EDB’s Field CTO of BFSI.

PostgreSQL for Developers

Some DBAs claim that developers cannot fully use their database - prove them wrong and learn from world-renowned Postgres expert Lætitia Avrot!

Introduction to CloudNativePG

The webinar will cover an overview and demo of the Kubernetes operator, fundamentals and features of CloudNativePG and the difference between a CloudNativePG deployment and a traditional Postgres deployment.

Geo-Distributed Databases and Disaster Recovery for Postgres in the Cloud with BigAnimal

Learn more about what BigAnimal High Availability can deliver to your developers by joining Natalia Wojcik, Senior Product Manager for Cloud, and Aaron Sonntag, Senior Software Development Engineer, for this EDB Webinar, where they will walk through our enterprise-grade, Oracle-compatible BigAnimal distributed database capabilities.

How to Achieve Near-Zero Database Downtime

In this 45-minute webinar, Gianni Ciolli (VP of Solutions Architecture & Field CTO) will discuss how to achieve up to five 9s availability on your Postgres implementation. Gianni will discuss the best active-active solution for postgres: EDB Postgres Distributed. He will cover EDB Postgres Distributed compared to traditional Postgres replication and more.

The Bones of Highly Available Postgres

This webinar will present the necessary principles, theories and tools to construct a thriving Postgres cluster that's robust in the face of the inevitable challenges in a hectic production environment. Register to learn what "Good Bones" in a Postgres Cluster really means.