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Issue 150 — March 30, 2016
Analyzing A Billion Taxi Rides in PostgreSQL
We covered when Mark analyzed a billion rides in Redshift, now here’s the same but using Postgres and cstore, the columnar storage FDW from Citus Data.
Mark Litwintschik
Using Lua in PostgreSQL with PLLua
Some developers didn’t want to write PL/SQL to make complex triggers and procedures, so they decided to try Lua instead.
Areski Belaid   #tutorial 
Waiting for 9.6 – Support Parallel Aggregation
Parallel aggregation may end up being the marquee feature in Postgres 9.6, allowing you to take advantage of multiple worker processes providing more parallelism. Here’s the second look in as many weeks at the feature this time with some early performance numbers.
Hubert depesz Lubaczewski
Postgres Vision 2016 Conference: Future of Enterprise Postgres Open Source DM
Postgres Vision focuses on current and future enterprise usage of Postgres. This event includes insights from technology and business luminaries, use cases, a look at the Postgres ecosystem, and long-range outlooks from analysts. Visit PostgresVision.com.
EnterpriseDB    #sponsored 
Citus Unforks From PostgreSQL, Goes Open Source
Citus Data has released Citus 5.0 which comes along with two major announcements. The first is it’s entirely an extension, making it the first distributed database to not fork Postgres but use native extension APIs. The second, it’s now open source.
Citus Data   #news 
Parallel Aggregate: Getting The Most Out of Your CPUs
A post highlighting some of the numbers and potential performance improvements of parallel aggregation now being in Postgres.
David Rowley   #tutorial 
Streaming SQL with PipelineDB [PDF]
PipelineDB is a database based off of Postgres but that adds continuous, streaming SQL query functionality.
Derek Nelson   #tools 
PostgreSQL and Sphinx Search Seamless Integration
A look at an extension for Postgres that introduces Sphinx’s advanced full-text search features.
Andrey Kutejko   #tutorial #tools 
Embrace SQL with HugSQL, Clojure and PostgreSQL
HugSQL puts SQL front and center of your development instead of obfuscating it with an ORM. Take a look at using it with your Clojure apps.
Compose Articles   #tutorial 
PostgreSQL and Per-Connection Write Consistency Settings
Postgres has a number of options for ensuring your data is committed. While most run with a sane default, you can also be extra safe ensuring it’s committed to a replica. Here’s a deeper look at the options.
Chris Winslett   #tutorial 
Adding Generic Command Progress Reporting to 9.6?
Hubert depesz Lubaczewski   #news 
jpgAgent: A PostgreSQL Job Scheduler, Written in Java
jpgAgent is a job scheduler for PostgreSQL written in Java. It aims for low overhead, and to be fully compatible with pgAgent.
Adam Brusselback   #code 
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Indeed.​com    #job 
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