We linked TimescaleDB 2 weeks ago, but here’s some more background to the project.

An open source, multi-model database which supports both relational and graph-based data models, even supporting both SQL and openCypher within the same query.

A look at the United States Defense Information Systems Agency’s (DISA) new Postgres security guide and whether it could be useful for you.

When it's critical, you can count on us! A Platinum service plan with 2ndQuadrant is all the insurance you need for when things don't go according to plan. Giving you a quick database recovery, with as little downtime as possible.

In a large distributed system, using COUNT(*) can prove tricky but probabilistic algorithms could help you more quickly get ‘close enough’. This post looks at HyperLoglog and how you can use it in a distributed fashion.

Little known to many, there’s a full non-profit organization behind Postgres. They’ve just gotten an updated website and it’s worth considering becoming a member.

This handy cheat sheet gives you many of the key things you’ll want to know as you start using and querying with JSONB in Postgres.

It’s now the largest PostgreSQL conference globally.

Postgres 10 is starting to shape up and while there’s some excitement around parallelism and other improvements, JSONB is getting an improvement as well: full text search.

JSONB is awesome in Postgres, it’s a document store in a relational database that you can index. In Postgres 10 it gets full text search. This deck from PGConf NY highlights what there is today and what’s to come.

PostgresOpen has joined forces with PGConf SV this year for a bigger show right in downtown San Francisco this September.

Postgres is generally a friendly database, but when dealing with larger datasets you should use caution with some operations.

Row level security (recently added to Postgres) offers some added security should you need it for compliance or other reasons. Here’s a guide on how you can get started using it with Django.

An open source tool that captures row level changes in MySQL, MongoDB or Postgres databases so your apps can see and react to those changes.

Save $200 - use code PGWEEK by May 19 to explore Postgres innovation at Postgres Vision Boston June 26-28.