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We are excited to announce some big improvements for Crunchy Postgres for you available today. Crunchy Postgres provides everything you need for production ready Postgres in an opinionated distribution built fully on open source, upstream Postgres. Crunchy Postgres powered by our automation provides simple provisioning, backups, high availability, monitoring, and more. Existing Crunchy customers can download this from our Customer Access Portal

Crunchy Data is proud to announce an update to the CIS PostgreSQL Benchmark by the Center for Internet Security (CIS). CIS is a nonprofit organization that publishes best practices and standards for securing modern technology and systems. This newly published CIS PostgreSQL 14 Benchmark ads to the existing CIS Benchmarks for PostgreSQL 9.5 - 13 and builds upon Crunchy Data's ongoing efforts with the PostgreSQL Security Technical Implementation Guide

Crunchy Data has recently announced an update to the CIS PostgreSQL Benchmark by the Center for Internet Security, a nonprofit organization that provides publications around standards and best practices for securing technologies systems. This newly published CIS PostgreSQL 13 Benchmark joins the existing CIS Benchmarks for PostgreSQL 9.5, 9.6, 10, 11, and 12 while continuing to build upon the PostgreSQL Security Technical Implementation Guide

Crunchy Data is pleased to announce the publication of the Crunchy Data PostgreSQL Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG) by the United States Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA

Crunchy Data has recently announced an update to the CIS PostgreSQL Benchmark by the Center for Internet Security, a nonprofit organization that provides publications around standards and best practices for securing technologies systems. This newly published CIS PostgreSQL 12 Benchmark joins the existing CIS Benchmarks for PostgreSQL 9.5, 9.6, 10, and 11 while continuing to build upon Crunchy Data's efforts with the PostgreSQL Security Technical Implementation Guide

Crunchy Data has recently announced an update to the CIS PostgreSQL Benchmark by the Center for Internet Security, a nonprofit organization that provides publications around standards and best practices for securing technologies systems. This newly published CIS PostgreSQL 11 Benchmark joins the existing CIS Benchmarks for PostgreSQL 9.5

Crunchy Data has recently announced an update to the CIS PostgreSQL Benchmark by the Center for Internet Security, a nonprofit organization that provides publications around standards and best practices for securing technologies systems. This newly published CIS PostgreSQL 10 Benchmark joins the existing CIS Benchmarks for PostgreSQL 9.5 and 9.6 while continuing to build upon Crunchy Data's efforts with the PostgreSQL Security Technical Implementation Guide

I recently helped a customer upgrade a PostgreSQL instance from 9.4 on RHEL to 10.x on Ubuntu. While it initially sounded daunting, the use of pglogical and some planning actually made it rather straightforward. While there’s nothing new or original in this post, I still felt compelled to write it up for anyone else that might find the info useful as an example in their own endeavors.

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