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Issue 230 — October 25, 2017
Postgres Domain Integrity In Depth
An extensive write up about ways to keep your data ‘squeaky clean’ by way of integrity constraints. There’s a lot to learn from here.
Joe Nelson
Postgres 10 vs. TimescaleDB for Time-Series Data
PostgreSQL 10 promises an easier partitioning mechanism to help scale for big data. But how does that compare to TimescaleDB for time-series workloads?
Erik Nordström   #opinion 
Develop Applications That Wow
Train to build custom apps fast and effectively. Access comprehensive training for app development with Postgres from the industry’s most credible source for Postgres Developer Training, EnterpriseDB. Explore EDB’s developer courses.
EnterpriseDB    #sponsored 
PostgreSQL Index Suggestion With POWA
POWA is a Postgres ‘workload analyzer’ for monitoring and tuning your Postgres setup.
Mouhamadou Diaw
2Q PGConf 2017 (November 6-9, NYC and Chicago)
Training and talks in New York on Nov 6 and 7, with another day of talks in Chicago on Nov 9. Use code Cooper_40 for a 40% discount on both general admission and/or training.
2Q PGconf 2017   #news 
Learning with Diagrams: Handling Contention with Postgres
A quick visual overview of Postgres’ MVCC model.
Diana Hsieh
Doing Battle With a Phantom WAL Segment
An interesting tale of a Postgres bug that was fixed in August.
Keiko Oda
Merging RethinkDB and Postgres with GraphQL
This company couldn’t migrate entirely to Postgres, so ran it in parallel with RethinkDB.
Collaborizm
The Best Bits of Postgres 10 for Developers
A brief overview of some favourite developer-focused features in Postgres 10.
Kaarel Moppel   #opinion 
Practical Query Optimization for MySQL and PostgreSQL
In this book, you’ll learn how to find, evaluate, and improve the queries running on your database servers.
VividCortex    #sponsored 
visql: Edit 'Slices' of SQL Databases in Vi/Vim
Works with SQLite, MySQL and Postgres.
Paul Fitzpatrick   #tools 
pg_blkchain: A Blockchain Extension for Postgres
Gregory Trubetskoy   #code 
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