Sep 2017 Newsletter from the database people at Citus Data

Introducing Citus 7: transactions, frameworks, & Postgres 10

A few weeks ago we rolled out Citus 7, a big milestone in our journey to make it so SaaS businesses never have to worry about scaling their database again. Citus 7 includes distributed transactions, savepoints, multi-value inserts, distributed deadlock detection, Rails & Django goodness, and of course Postgres 10 support. Citus 7 is our best yet.
Read Ozgun’s Citus 7 post →

Migrating to Citus from single-node Postgres

Want to see the playbook for migrating from single-node Postgres (like RDS or Heroku Postgres) to a distributed Citus database cluster? Craig Kerstiens shares his best practices on steps to follow as you plan your migration.
Read Craig’s migration guide →

DynamoDB to PostgreSQL replication & migration

With podyn, you can automatically replicate the schema, data, and changes in your DynamoDB tables to Postgres. Once your data is flowing into Postgres, you can start using a wide array of features including views, indexes, rollup tables, and advanced SQL queries.
Read Marco’s post on podyn →

How Citus works (a look at dynamic executors)

At Citus, we love Postgres. So we implemented Citus as an extension to Postgres. Often on our blog we talk about how to use Citus, but this “how it works” post is a bit different: we walk through how Citus shards the data all the way to how the Citus executors run queries.
Read Craig’s post on how it works →

FAQ on databases and distributed deadlocks

During the development of Citus 7, Marco Slot created an FAQ for our engineering team on locks, deadlocks, and distributed deadlocks. It was so useful we decided to share it on the blog. We love tackling tricky distributed systems problems. And sometimes it’s equally fun to share our learnings, too. Enjoy. Read the FAQ →

ICYMI: Five sharding data models

What are the different approaches to sharding and which type of sharding is right for you? Yes, sharding by customer (or tenant) is on the list. Because we care a lot about SaaS applications that are multi-tenant.
Learn more →

Citus in the September spotlight

Talks we’re giving at PGConf Europe in Warsaw

Want to get more involved with Citus?

Want to talk about Citus or Postgres or whether our brand of scale-out relational database is right for you? Join our slack channel, check out our documentation, or let us know if you want to book a demo.

Want to see the playbook for migrating from single-node Postgres (like RDS or Heroku Postgres) to a distributed Citus database cluster? Craig Kerstiens shares his best practices on steps to follow as you plan your migration.
Read Craig’s migration guide →

With podyn, you can automatically replicate the schema, data, and changes in your DynamoDB tables to Postgres. Once your data is flowing into Postgres, you can start using a wide array of features including views, indexes, rollup tables, and advanced SQL queries.
Read Marco’s post on podyn →

What are the different approaches to sharding and which type of sharding is right for you? Yes, sharding by customer (or tenant) is on the list. Because we care a lot about SaaS applications that are multi-tenant.
Learn more →

Heavybit on Citus Data: Worry-Free Postgres That Scales Out

The Accidental Engineer: Technical Product Management Like a Boss: Craig Kerstiens of Citus Data

Burak Yucesoy | Distributed COUNT(DISTINCT) with HyperLogLog

Marco Slot | Distributed Computing on PostgreSQL

Metin Doslu | Hacking PostgreSQL with Eclipse

Want to see the playbook for migrating from single-node Postgres (like RDS or Heroku Postgres) to a distributed Citus database cluster? Craig Kerstiens shares his best practices on steps to follow as you plan your migration. Read Craig’s migration guide →

With podyn, you can automatically replicate the schema, data, and changes in your DynamoDB tables to Postgres. Once your data is flowing into Postgres, you can start using a wide array of features including views, indexes, rollup tables, and advanced SQL queries. Read Marco’s post on podyn →

What are the different approaches to sharding and which type of sharding is right for you? Yes, sharding by customer (or tenant) is on the list. Because we care a lot about SaaS applications that are multi-tenant. Learn more →

Heavybit on Citus Data: Worry-Free Postgres That Scales Out

The Accidental Engineer: Technical Product Management Like a Boss: Craig Kerstiens of Citus Data

Burak Yucesoy | Distributed COUNT(DISTINCT) with HyperLogLog

Marco Slot | Distributed Computing on PostgreSQL

Metin Doslu | Hacking PostgreSQL with Eclipse

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Want to see the playbook for migrating from single-node Postgres (like RDS or Heroku Postgres) to a distributed Citus database cluster? Craig Kerstiens shares his best practices on steps to follow as you plan your migration.
Read Craig’s migration guide →

With podyn, you can automatically replicate the schema, data, and changes in your DynamoDB tables to Postgres. Once your data is flowing into Postgres, you can start using a wide array of features including views, indexes, rollup tables, and advanced SQL queries.
Read Marco’s post on podyn →

What are the different approaches to sharding and which type of sharding is right for you? Yes, sharding by customer (or tenant) is on the list. Because we care a lot about SaaS applications that are multi-tenant.
Learn more →