Jan 2022 Citus Open Source Newsletter

Call for speakers for Citus Con: An Event for Postgres

The CFP is open until Feb 6th for Citus Con: An Event for Postgres—a free and virtual developer event happening Apr 12-13. If you have Citus (or Postgres) learnings, experiences, or expertise to share—carpe diem! Please submit your talk proposal before the Feb 6th deadline.

Read about the CFP ⟶

Why give a Postgres talk?

Giving a talk at a Postgres conference can benefit you, your team, your project—and the global PG community. This post explores all the ways your talk can make a difference. With resources for first-time speakers too.

Read Claire’s post ⟶

Tips for installing Citus open source packages

This new post answers all your questions about Citus packages. It covers where to find the different package repos, how to download older versions, the docker images, and the support matrix for OS releases.

Read Gürkan’s post ⟶

Playlist of Citus demos on YouTube

A playlist of Citus demos to show how distributing Postgres can give your application higher performance.

Check out the demos ⟶

Privacy Policy changes

Since Citus Data is part of Microsoft, effective 31 January 2022 the Microsoft Privacy Statement will govern how we process personal data and for what purposes. Please know your privacy is important to us. You can review the Microsoft Privacy Statement online here:

Microsoft Policy Statement ⟶

ICYMI: The implementation of the UK COVID-19 dashboard

How the UK Coronavirus dashboard team built their analytics service on top of Postgres and Citus in the cloud. Deep dive into time series data, performance tuning, open-access data, & distributed Postgres. Co-authored by Pouria Hadjibagheri of UKHSA & Claire Giordano from Citus.