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An underappreciated element of PostgreSQL performance can be the data types chosen and their organization in tables. For sites that are always looking for that incremental performance improvement, managing the exact layout and utilization of every byte of a row (also known as a tuple) can be worthwhile. This is an important consideration for databases that are migrating

PostgreSQL provides a bevy of authentication methods to allow you to pick the one that makes the most sense for your environment. One desired implementation that I have found customers wanting is to use Windows Active Directory

Today, I am wrapping up my preview of next week's PGConf.EU conference. I'm really excited about all of the excellent topics and speakers that we get to choose from! Once again, here's the full Schedule

Today, I will continue with my preview of the exciting talks at the upcoming PGConf.EU conference. In Part 1, I discussed the talks that will happen on Wednesday. Today, I want to dive into the Thursday sessions.

Starting in early on Thursday morning,if you haven’t tracked all the fantastic progress we’ve made with PostgreSQL 9.6 then definitely go to Magnus Hagander

Only one week left til PGConf.EU in Tallinn, Estonia!

Next week will be PGConf.EU’s 8th conference, having traveled to many different parts of Europe, and lately moving on a North-East trajectory, two years ago in Madrid, last year in Vienna, is now in Tallinn, Estonia with another fantastic line-up of talks