#312 — July 3, 2019 |
Postgres Weekly |
▶ Being a Better Developer With EXPLAIN — An interesting 40 minute talk that digs into the world of query parsing and planning and how to use the Louise Grandjonc |
A Dive into PostgreSQL Defaults and Their Impact on Security — A two part exploration (part 2 is here) of Postgres’s default security settings and how the crunchy_check_access extension can help you dig deeper. Joe Conway |
Monitoring Your PostgreSQL Database with Telegraf and InfluxDB — This tutorial will specifically cover the process of setting up Telegraf and InfluxDB to monitor PostgreSQL. InfluxData sponsor |
Another Introduction to GIN Indexes — We’ve been seeing many great articles about Postgres indexes lately and Louise Grandjonc has one here focused on GIN (Generalized Inverted Index) indexes, as well as how to use them. Louise Grandjonc |
The Slow Climb of Postgres and the Value of Persistence — Attendees at the recent PostgresVision conference heard from database pioneer Dr. Michael Stonebraker. He gave an account of how he helped bring Postgres into the world — a 15 year journey of amazing highs and lows. Joab Jackson (The New Stack) |
The Challenge of Setting Richard Yen |
How the CIS Benchmark for Postgres 11 Works — The CIS PostgreSQL Benchmark is a set of guidelines and best practices issued by the Center for Internet Security on how to test Postgres. Here’s a look at how it can be used to improve your own Postgres setup and as part of automating the security verification process. Douglas Hunley |
Postgres Ibiza: A Different Type of Conference — The Postgres conference scene took a bold step last month with Postgres Ibiza, a resort-based conference on Spain’s (in)famous party island. But.. Bruce was won over. Bruce Momjian |
How to Regain Access to Postgres If Your Admin User Can't Log In — You can lean on Postgres’s single user mode to regain access. Luca Ferrari |
PostgreSQL Logging Best Practices — Here are a few best practices to keep everyone on the same page. strongDM sponsor |
How to Setup PgBouncer as a Connection Pooling Proxy on Azure DB for PostgreSQL Parikshit Savjani |
Bulding Postgres and OpenSSL using MSYS2 and MinGW under Windows — I’m a little naive to Windows, alas, but this walks through the steps of building Postgres for yourself on Windows using MSYS2, a Cygwin-derived POSIX compatibility layer. Pavlo Golub |
PgBouncer 1.10.0 Released — PgBouncer is a lightweight connection pooler and this latest release improves TLS 1.3 support amongst other things. Peter Eisentraut |
db-to-sqlite 1.0: A CLI Tool for Exporting Tables or Queries From Any SQL Database to SQLite Simon Willison |
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