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Improved #database performance via sharding support in #Nextcloud. An estimated 10x amount of users per instance with these improvements. #nextcloudconf2024 #nextcloudconf24

Now I'm curious if the #GitHub #database stuff was related in any way to their use of vector databases for Copilot AI stuff.

I just upgraded #MariaDB in my #Nextcloud server from 10.5 to 10.11 and it's using way more disk IO than before, with what should be the same general queries against it, and now getting occasional timeouts from it. 🤔 #database

Do you really need foreign keys? https://www.shayon.dev/post/2023/355/do-you-really-need-foreign-keys/ #ycombinator #tech #database #PostgreSQL #rails #foreign_keys

Do you really need Foreign Keys? https://www.shayon.dev/post/2023/355/do-you-really-need-foreign-keys/ #ycombinator #tech #database #PostgreSQL #rails #foreign_keys

Couldn't be prouder to announce the release of the PostgreSQL 16 Administration Cookbook! Massive thanks to my co-authors Gianni Ciolli, Boriss Mejías @[email protected], Vibhor Kumar and Simon Riggs, and Packt for a spectacular effort on a book that is bound to be a valuable resource for the #PostgreSQL community. 🌐 Amazon: https://packt.link/6PurB 🌐 Packt: https://www.packtpub.com/product/postgresql-16-administration-cookbook/9781835460580 🌐 Amazon UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/PostgreSQL-Administration-Cookbook-real-world-challenges/dp/1835460585 #postgres #opensource #database #databases #administration #dba #book #cookbook

Seems odd that #vitess #database doesn't ship a helm chart. #Kubernetes #mysql

It's time for #CrateDB to make its #introduction 👋 CrateDB is a distributed, #opensource, SQL #database enabling data insights at scale 🚀 CrateDB is easy to scale and supports you as you grow – on premise, in the cloud, and at the edge​​ ✅ Follow us to stay up-to-date with the product and industry news, and never miss our #tutorials, new #releases, and spotlights of CrateDB's cool #features 🙌

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So hey! I started my computer journey with a Sinclair ZX Spectrum in 1984, studied Computing Science and worked for a bunch of companies, mainly in #software #architecture. I discovered #opensource almost 25 years ago and never stopped using it & engaging with the community. I'm now lucky enough to work in a #PostgreSQL #Database related role at EDB, occasionally contribute to #postgres & frequently speak about it at conferences. I also sing and play the guitar & keyboards (badly). #introduction