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AJ Welch of Chartio spoke to us recently about the PGConf Silicon Valley PostgreSQL conference which is November 17-18 at the South San Francisco Conference Center.

AJ, a Data Engineer at the business intelligence and analytics company Chartio, will...

PGConf.EU is October 27th through the 30th and we are looking forward to a great event which is drawing a high level of interest from the European PostgreSQL community. Two Citus Data team members will be presenting:

• Andres Freund will present...

CartoDB’s Paul Ramsey spoke to us recently about the PGConf Silicon Valley PostgreSQL conference which is November 17-18 at the South San Francisco Conference Center.

Paul’s talk at next month’s PGConf Silicon Valley PostgreSQL conference is titled...

In our recent webinar on Scaling PostgreSQL on Amazon Web Services using pg_shard and CitusDB, we received a number of interesting questions, particularly about CitusDB, which transparently shards tables and parallelizes queries across a cluster of...

Join us on October 14th at 10 am Pacific Time when I will present our latest webinar entitled "Scaling PostgreSQL on Amazon Web Services." PostgreSQL is often used in Amazon Web Services (AWS) deployments as a versatile data store. However, PostgreSQL...

Square's Ryan Lowe, production engineer, and John Cesario, platform engineer, spoke to us recently about PGConf Silicon Valley which is November 17-18 at the South San Francisco Conference Center. 

Square creates technology that helps sellers of all...

One of the upcoming features in PostgreSQL 9.5 is foreign table inheritance, which offers a suite of new possibilities for users of foreign data wrappers. An exciting possibility is that you will be able to create a single table in which recent data...