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Issue 232 — November 8, 2017
Postgres: The Non-Code Bits
We link to a lot of technical articles on how Postgres works — this one talks a little more on all the other facets of Postgres.
Craig Kerstiens
Five Novelties in PostgreSQL 10
A look at some new PG 10 features including native partitioning and multicolumn statistics.
Jakub Wilkowski
Migrating Large PostgreSQL Columns to DynamoDB
How CRM service Affinity moved a large volume of data to a “more suitable datastore” given their query patterns.
Rohan Sahai
Accelerate Your Implementation with a Proven Reference Architecture
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Book: Mastering PostgreSQL in Application Development
A new (paid) book by a PG committer that’s aimed not at DBAs but application developers who want to master Postgres.
Dimitri Fontaine   #news 
Google's Cloud SQL for Postgres Adds High Availability/Replication
Google’s cloud SQL service has improves its Postgres offering with support for high availability and read replicas, plus instances with up to 416GB of RAM.
Google Cloud Platform   #news 
Implementing Stripe-Like Idempotency Keys in Postgres
Less of a blog post and more of a small novel on how to implement your own idempotent API keys directly in Postgres. All of it is a great read.
Brandur Leach
Deep Dive Into Postgres Stats: pg_stat_progress_vacuum
Postgres keeps a lot of information about your database in some of its stats tables. This post walks us through some of the details it retains about vacuum.
Alexey Lesovsky
Partition and Conquer a Large Postgres Table
How to perform partitioning of a large table that’s actively used in production with a Ruby on Rails application and not lose any data.
Sergey Dolganov and Denis Lifanov
Understanding Caching in Postgres: An In-Depth Guide
An oldie but still goodie on all you need to know about how caching in Postgres works.
Madusudanan B N
Time Series Database Internals – InfluxDB
Learn how we built the fastest growing open source TSDB.
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