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Issue 183 — November 16, 2016
A Set of Postgres Practices to Follow
22 rules of thumb for Postgres picked up from years of working with it.
Denis Smirnov   #opinion 
postgresql-unit: SI Units for PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL is pretty flexible when it comes to datatypes. Many are built in and some are custom, here’s a new custom one for SI units.
Christoph Berg   #code 
Setting up a Postgres Sandbox
16 steps to setting up a reproducible Postgres sandbox inside a disposable VM.
Mike Weilgart   #tutorial 
Win a ticket to the CHAR(16) Conference
PostgreSQL Scalability for Business is a hot topic right now and we’re giving away 2 tickets to hear from the experts first-hand at CHAR(16) on Dec 6th in New York. See above link for more details on how to enter.
2ndQuadrant    #sponsored 
Citus 6.0: A Database Designed for Multi-Tenancy
Citus 6.0, an open-source extension, is here with a number of new features, such as improvements to make scaling out multi-tenant apps easier as well as distributed rollups of data.
Citus Data   #news 
Amazon RDS Now Supports PostgreSQL 9.6.1
Postgres 9.6 supports a lot of new great features, with the highlight being parallel scans. Amazon RDS now supports it, so take a look at upgrading today.
postgresql   #news 
Integrating Relational Data into Salesforce with Heroku External Objects & Heroku Postgres
Salesforce   #news 
How Heap Works, Part 1: 10 Million Indexes And Counting
Heap powers a large scale analytics service using Postgres. Because of the amount of data they handle they face a number of challenges, here’s a look at how they make things work starting with a huge collection of indexes.
Heap Analytics
dbglass: Simple, Modern and Fast Postgres Client
An elegant open source client for Windows, OS X and Linux.
Web-Pal   #tools 
Generate TypeScript Interface Definitions from Postgres Schemas
sweetiQ Analytics Corp   #tools 
Pogi: JavaScript Library for Postgres and Node.js
Geza Radics   #code 
atomicdb: PostgreSQL HA Configuration using Project Atomic
Looking to get setup on Kubernetes and Postgres? Here’s a prototype that showcases Postgres on it complete with high availability.
Josh Berkus   #code 
Find Your Perfect Fit - Try Hired
Sick of pushy recruiters, and dead end interviews? Try Hired to hear from top tier companies, and only talk to relevant companies.
Hired    #sponsored 
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