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Amazon RDS PostgreSQL Update - Service Level Agreement and General Availability
Amazon RDS PostgreSQL Update - Service Level Agreement and General Availability
We launched RDS PostgreSQL at AWS re:Invent in November of 2013 in order to bring the benefits of a managed database service to the PostgreSQL community. Customers of all sizes are bringing their mission-critical PostgreSQL workloads to RDS at a rapid clip. Here is a small sample of the applications that have been launched on […]
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Amazon RDS PostgreSQL Update - Service Level Agreement and General Availability
Total security in a PostgreSQL database
Total security in a PostgreSQL database
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Total security in a PostgreSQL database
Playing with JSON in Postgres | Virtuous Code
Playing with JSON in Postgres | Virtuous Code
I can fetch a JSON list of subscribers like this: curl -u $API_LOGIN:$API_PASSWORD https://example.org/subscribers Then there's jq, which is basically AWK for JSON. The following invocation simply breaks a top-level JSON array into an object per line. cat subscribers.json | jq '.[]' -c And then there's Postgres, which has a COPY command that will (by
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Playing with JSON in Postgres | Virtuous Code
Examining Postgres 9.4 - A first look - Craig Kerstiens
Examining Postgres 9.4 - A first look - Craig Kerstiens
PostgreSQL is currently entering its final commit fest. While its still going, which means there could still be more great features to come, we can start to take a look at what you can expect from it now. This release seems to bring a lot of minor increments versus some bigger highlights of previous ones. At the same time there’s still a lot on the bubble that may or may not make it which could entirely change the shape of this one. For a peek back of some of the past ones:
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Examining Postgres 9.4 - A first look - Craig Kerstiens