Jeremy Schneider (@jer_s) 's Twitter Profile
Jeremy Schneider

@jer_s

Building and running reliable data platforms that scale and perform. An organizer of Seattle Postgres User Group. My opinions are my own.

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linkhttp://about.me/jeremy_schneider calendar_today24-05-2011 15:27:00

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Craig Kerstiens - Finger lime evangelist (@craigkerstiens) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Postgres is great. There are a ton of reasons to use it. But, can it be misused and abused? Oh it sure can, my colleague Karen Jex (she/her) has some fun looking at ways in this great talk youtube.com/watch?v=rA4J3k…

Andy Pavlo (@andy_pavlo@discuss.systems) (@andy_pavlo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New semester of CMU Database Group's Intro to Database Systems! We're back with vengeance with new lectures on vector/full-text indexes + distributed databases! Also featuring 10min flash talks each Wednesday from leading DB companies! You can follow along on YouTube. 15445.courses.cs.cmu.edu/fall2024

Mark Callaghan (@markcallaghandb) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This paper is worth reading and I look forward to more research in this space. We need better b-trees to navigate more of the read, write & space-amp tradeoffs explained in the Rum Conjecture paper. Thank you Xiangpeng Hao and Badrish Chandramouli

Jeremy Schneider (@jer_s) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Seattle Postgres User Group kicking off the fall season with a talk about pgBouncer password rotation without pg_shadow access. If you want to hang out with some Postgres database geeks in Seattle, this is the place to be on Thu Sep 5. eventbrite.com/e/secure-pgbou…

Seattle Postgres User Group kicking off the fall season with a talk about pgBouncer password rotation without pg_shadow access. If you want to hang out with some Postgres database geeks in Seattle, this is the place to be on Thu Sep 5.

eventbrite.com/e/secure-pgbou…
Jeremy Schneider (@jer_s) 's Twitter Profile Photo

IIUC partitioning was historically the widest use case for Postgres inheritance. I'm not sure Oracle Object table inheritance is quite the same. Any Postgres users out there making heavy use of inheritance for reasons other than legacy partitioning? If so, whats your use case?

Jeremy Schneider (@jer_s) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is great A dictionary of the Postgres mailing lists & dev community All the abbreviations and acronyms and phrases I can confirm the jargon is all real crunchydata.com/blog/understan…

Jeremy Schneider (@jer_s) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I love the "10 stops away" notification on my phone - then click & see it on a map - for something I ordered yesterday on Amazon! Feels so gratifying! Database internals matter a lot, but so does the user/admin experience That's basically what this whole podcast was about 💯🎯

Qian Li (@qianl_cs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How do you typically set up a local Postgres dev environment and why? I use Docker because it can easily start/stop/recreate database server(s). There are also many pre-built images if I want to use extensions like pgvector or plv8. I also see people using a local Postgres

David Rowley (@davidrowley_pg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The 2nd CommitFest of Postgres 18 starts today. I noticed an increase in performance-related patches. The chart below shows the top 5 topics from the last decade of CFs. We've had ~40 performance patches committed per year < 2024. This year we've had 64 already with 2 CFs to go!

The 2nd CommitFest of Postgres 18 starts today. I noticed an increase in performance-related patches.  The chart below shows the top 5 topics from the last decade of CFs. We've had ~40 performance patches committed per year &lt; 2024. This year we've had 64 already with 2 CFs to go!
Avthar (@avthars) 's Twitter Profile Photo

PostgreSQL is the ultimate “I gotchu fam” database. Rock solid relational foundation with an ever growing ecosystem of extensions for every specialized workload under the sun. Long Postgres 📈

PostgreSQL is the ultimate “I gotchu fam” database. 

Rock solid relational foundation with an ever growing ecosystem of extensions for every specialized workload under the sun. 

Long Postgres 📈
Neon - Serverless Postgres (@neondatabase) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The 2024 edition of the State of Postgres survey is out - Props to Timescale for organizing 👏 form.typeform.com/to/wtUFIZwA Let's learn about the Postgres community:

Jeremy Schneider (@jer_s) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great technical blog from Neon; design details and tests toward estimating database working set size. Must read! ❤️ the graphs showing size over window duration. Too bad that the AWS serverless v2 paper says nothing about the approach they took... (also HLL? Marc Brooker ?)

Great technical blog from Neon; design details and tests toward estimating database working set size.

Must read! ❤️ the graphs showing size over window duration.

Too bad that the AWS serverless v2 paper says nothing about the approach they took... (also HLL? <a href="/MarcJBrooker/">Marc Brooker</a> ?)
Jeremy Schneider (@jer_s) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Still thinking on this. Is the IaC idea working for databases? If you want to failover to a standby instance, or PITR to a temp copy, or a DB major version upgrade... is editing a terraform or ansible file actually the right model? I can't decide if there's impedence mismatch.

Jeremy Schneider (@jer_s) 's Twitter Profile Photo

wait events #FTW ... during the whole max_conn and USE discussion i was thinking: "wait events gives you a quick understanding from one chart" then he said it 🙂 (35min) forgot discussion link gitlab.com/postgres-ai/pg… love the numbered dashboards - stock pgwatch doesnt have this

Thomas Munro (@mengtangmu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Really interesting work from Peter Geoghegan . Fun/stupid fact: I nibbled at this 10 years ago, when only two popular databases lacked the optimisation, and discussed it with a fellow database hacker, starting a chain of events that left us as the only database without it!