PostgreSQL vs Destructive Time Travel: The Year 2038 Problem 🔗
This blog explores the Y2038 problem, and how PostgreSQL is future proof. Read to know more about what and how solution is achieved. The post PostgreS [...]
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This blog explores the Y2038 problem, and how PostgreSQL is future proof. Read to know more about what and how solution is achieved. The post PostgreS [...]
Changing a PostgreSQL backup solution involves much more than installing a new binary. Backup repositories, retention policies, recovery procedures, o [...]
This blog discusses why pg_hardstorage was developed, and the philosophy behind it. You can read to know more. The post Philosophy behind pg_hardstora [...]
This blog post discusses how SQL/PGQ acts as Joins in PostgreSQL 19 with some walkthrough examples and limitations. The post How SQL/PGQ Rewrites to J [...]
This blog talks about the main acrchitecture choice of pg_hardstorage, the replication protocol. You can read to know more. The post Architecture behi [...]
This blog explores the way to setup CNPG in distributed topology. You can check for all examples which will help you understand better. The post Going [...]
This blog explores why pg_hardstorage has no incremental chain and the architecture design of pg_hardstorage. The post Why pg_hardstorage has no incre [...]
This blog provides you a guide to understand the backup and recovery architecture of pg_hardstorage. Read to know more. The post Following a Backup fr [...]
This article shows that problems that too many tables in a single PostgreSQL database can cause and how to deal with these problems. The post Too many [...]
My impressions from the Swiss PGDay 2026, with photographs, background stories, fond memories and thanks all around. The post Impressions from the Swi [...]