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Issue 167 — July 27, 2016
Why Uber Engineering Switched from Postgres to MySQL
Uber Engineering explains the technical reasoning behind its switch in database technologies from Postgres to MySQL - an uncommon direction to migrate in.
Evan Klitzke
Reading a Postgres EXPLAIN ANALYZE Query Plan
Postgres can provide a lot of insight into how a particular query performs by looking at its ‘EXPLAIN’ plan. This article breaks down how to read them properly.
Caleb Thompson   #tutorial 
Postgres in Production at GoCardless
A 40 minute look at “lessons learned the hard way” using Postgres at payment firm GoCardless. Filmed at the recent PGDayUK conference.
Chris Sinjakli   #video 
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Using SQL to Monitor a PostgreSQL Database
Under the covers Postgres keeps track of a lot about your database, locks, running queries, and more. Getting access to it isn’t hard you just need to know where to look and what to query. This is a great primer as some of the numbers you can get out of your system to help monitor.
Maria Alcaraz   #tutorial 
Upcoming Changes for pg_get Functions on Invalid Objects in 9.6
Michael Paquier   #news 
My Favorite PostgreSQL Feature: Insert / Update CTEs
CTEs are often talked about for making SQL more readable, or when you need recursion in a single query. They also have other powerful cases such as when updating some already existing data.
David Toomey   #opinion 
API automation for PostgreSQL
Instant dev portal from any PostgreSQL database.
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Sharding Postgres with Semi-Structured Data
Last week we saw a post that talked about the benefits of hstore, JSON, and JSONB. This post goes a step further at how you might use JSONB as a key in data modeling along with how you could scale by sharding.
Citus Data
Tips for Using psql: Postgres's Command Line Client
If you don’t need a GUI editor, there’s a great tool that comes with Postgres - psql.
Jack McCallum
Postgres Custom Range Types for GeoIP
A look at how to define your own range types in Postgres.
Paul A.​ Jungwirth
Geolocation using Multiple Services
Building a PostGIS-supported system that queries free geolocation services and aggregates their results.
Stefan Petrea
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