Postgres might not be new, but its popularity has increased in the last year, fuelled by some fantastic releases, like Postgres 10, and its newest features.

A feature that will allow partial plans to be used on both sides of a join.

This blog compares how PostgreSQL and MySQL handle millions of queries per second.

Learn how to identify and track key performance metrics in this monitoring guide.

How replication is implemented in PostgreSQL, why you should care about lag, and what to do about it.

Postgres is a great document store, for full text search, for geospatial. And as highlighted here can be used for storing trees or hierarchical data as well.

A look back at the history of VACUUM improvements in recent years, the state of VACUUM as it exists today, and how it might be improved in the future.

MVCC and vacuum are core to how Postgres works. Do you understand them? Can you explain them to others? If you answered no to either this post should help.

It’s not open source but it’s an attractive tool for working with Postgres nonetheless.

New versions of a tool that adds connection pooling, load balancing, and automatic failover to Postgres.