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Issue 218 — August 2, 2017
Implementing State Machines in Postgres
A practical look at creating a FSM in Postgres using a transition function, a user-defined aggregate function and a table to keep track of events.
Felix Geisendörfer
A Practical Guide to SQL Transaction Isolation
A detailed post on how transaction isolation works, particularly in Postgres. A good read if you just rely on the defaults.
Joe Nelson
Scaling Out (Postgre)SQL
An in-depth talk on scaling via distributing query computation tasks across many servers. (Note: To watch the video, click the yellow play button.)
Marco Slot   #video 
2ndQuadrant PostgreSQL Conference - November 6-9, 2017
2Q PGConf is dedicated to exchanging & increasing knowledge about PostgreSQL. Join us for this unique opportunity taking place in NYC & Chicago to learn more about recent achievements and exciting future developments in PostgreSQL from world-class experts.
2ndQuadrant PostgreSQL Events    #sponsored 
A 'Call for Quotes' for Postgres 10's Release Notes
The Postgres team are looking for quotes from Postgres users about new features in the upcoming release.
Jonathan S.​ Katz   #news 
PostGIS 2.3.3 Is Now Available with BigSQL
A patch release with a focus on fixing bugs and breakages.
Holly Orr   #news 
Calculating Response Times with Window Functions and CTEs
Matteo Ferrando
Database Table Types with Citus and Postgres
Citus, which extends Postgres to make sharding simple, introduces a few new types of tables in Postgres. Here’s a tour of the things you need to think about.
citusdata
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SelectStar    #sponsored 
Analyzing a Billion Taxi Rides with BrytlytDB and 2 GPU-Powered EC2 Instances
BrytlytDB is an in-GPU-memory database built on top of Postgres.
Mark Litwintschik
Postgres Natural Joins Squash Unneeded Columns
When it comes to databases there are a number of types of joins that exist. Natural joins are a less known set that can help as highlighted here.
Hashrocket TIL
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