White Papers and eBooks
Read the report to learn how shifting technology priorities and innovation are impacting application leaders leading into 2020.
Read the report to help evaluate operational database management systems based on some of the most important functional capabilities across four major use cases.
Read the Gartner 2019 OPDBMS Magic Quadrant to learn more about EDB and the database market, such as: an analysis of vendor strengths and cautions; customer perspectives on OPDBMS vendors; and insight into trends shaping the OPDBMS industry.
Typically, multitenancy refers to a software application that serves multiple distinct groups of users sharing a single instance of running software. From a database perspective, this means that a single instance of a database is used by multiple applications. If you have a use for such a...
Read the Gartner analyst report The Future of DBMS Market Is Cloud to learn more about the shift to cloud-first or cloud-only database management system deployments innovations.
Are you facing increased licensing complexity, rising costs, and fearing audit risk? Take a closer look at the issues of managing a database licensing relationship with Oracle®.
This report was produced by Ongres and compares the performance of PostgreSQL and MongoDB. It features in-depth analysis along with the supporting data and source code for three different benchmarks: transaction, sysbench, and JSON-based OLAP.
If you have your eye on moving your Oracle databases to the cloud, you have a lot of choices to make and options to consider. We’ve outlined five key decision points to help you navigate your choices and enable your success.
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This eBook compares in depth the capabilities in both Oracle Enterprise Edition and EDB Postgres Enterprise across key feature categories including: capacities, partitioning, data types, indexes, SQL capabilities and extensions, HA, performance, scalability, security, integration, application...
In this tech guide, we describe six things that a developer should know about in terms of how easy it is to install, work with, and deploy Postgres as well as the unique capabilities and wide range of features that Postgres offers.
Clustered containers running Postgres require a controller to monitor and manage the cluster. This document aims to compare EFM, Patroni, and Stolon and the features they offer.
In this white paper, we explore at some depth what is driving the growth of containers, as well as the opportunities and challenges of a specific container use case: databases.
As a financial services provider, how do you best align your technology investments to your customers’ 24/7 expectations? Modernization and reinvestment in innovation are key. We countdown five ways you can put open source databases to work to enable these goals for your organization.
Today’s financial services institutions must innovate and evolve their technology to remain competitive during a time of great disruption.
High availability databases are essential to organizations depending on mission-critical, 24/7 access. If you’re tasked with designing a highly available database, we detail five questions you need to consider before taking action.
In this report we compare EDB Postgres and MariaDB capabilities for 6 enterprise requirements and assess their strengths on each requirement.
Automation, Big Data, Cloud and Containers. Discover how contemporary IT leaders are using the ABC’s of innovation to build smarter, more productive businesses.
To learn about the options for database platforms as a service and how they compare, this is the definitive guide to Database Platforms as a Service (dbPaaS) with 19 vendor profiles including EDB Postgres Cloud Database Service (CDS), as well as EDB Postgres Ark.
Industry analyst firm, 451 Research, issued this report providing an overview of EnterpriseDB, its history and recent product news including the EDB Postgres Migration Portal, EDB Postgres Ark DBaaS and Postgres Enterprise Manager.
Open source databases are an increasingly popular option for organizations seeking high performance yet lower-cost alternatives to legacy databases. According to a report by Gartner Research, by 2018, more than 70% of new in-house applications will be developed on an open-source DBMS.