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Issue 229 — October 18, 2017
A Tour of Postgres Index Types
Postgres has a rich set of index types from standard b-tree to GIN and GiST. Here’s a tour of all the index types in Postgres and when you’d want to use each.
Craig Kerstiens
PostgreSQL 10 Now in Beta on Heroku Postgres
Looking to give Postgres 10 a try? Heroku Postgres now has beta support for the newly released version.
Heroku   #news 
2Q PGConf: PostgreSQL Training with Experts
Receive hands on PG training with local 2ndQuadrant experts at 2Q PGConf 2017 in New York on Nov 6. Courses include: PostgreSQL Database Security, Postgres-BDR, and Postgres-XL. Discount for this date.
2ndQuadrant    #sponsored 
Set Returning Functions and Postgres 10
A Set Returning Function is a stored procedure that can be used as a relation: from a single call it returns an entire result set. Postgres 10 brings some new benefits to them which you can dig into here.
Dimitri Fontaine
'Dear Postgres': A Love Letter to Postgres
.. from a long-time user you might have heard of :-) Give a read to this letter on all Postgres has brought over the years.
Craig Kerstiens   #news 
repmgr 4.0 Beta: Streaming Replication Management for Clusters
Version 4 updates repmgr to support the recently released Postgres 10.
Postgres.​org   #news 
How to Set Up a Postgres Database on a Raspberry Pi
Postgres is a reliable database that can run anywhere including smaller devices. Have a use for it on a Raspberry Pi? Here is your guide to getting it up and running.
Ben Nuttall
The Best Features of Postgres 10 for Database Administrators
Kaarel Moppel   #opinion 
Why PostgreSQL Is Better Than MySQL
Hint: It’s something to do with bugs.
Simon Riggs   #opinion 
Lower Risk & Speed Time to Market With Structured Postgres Training
Performance tune your PG skills. Train on Postgres with EDB, & be prepared to succeed.
EnterpriseDB    #sponsored 
amcheck: Functions for Verifying Postgres Relation Integrity
Peter Geoghegan   #code 
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