
Corruption
Nikolay and Michael discuss database corruption — various types, how they can come about, and what to do (and not do) if you come across it. Here are links to a few things we mentioned: The dangers o...
19 Mai 202342min

ChatGPT x PostgreSQL
Nikolay and Michael discuss using ChatGPT for Postgres tasks — should you, if so what for, and some things to be mindful of! Here are links to a few things we mentioned: ChatGPTNikolay’s polls on Twit...
12 Mai 202335min

pg_stat_statements
Nikolay and Michael discuss pg_stat_statements — why everyone should use it, but also some downsides! Here are links to a few things we mentioned: pg_stat_statements (docs)pg_stat_statements (PgPedia)...
5 Mai 202345min

auto_explain
Nikolay and Michael discuss auto_explain — what it is, how it can help, and how to check it's overhead. Here are links to a few things we mentioned: auto_explain (docs)ScaleGrid guide to auto_explain ...
28 Apr 202337min

Queues in Postgres
Nikolay and Michael discuss queues in Postgres — the pros and cons vs dedicated queuing tools, and some tips for scaling. A couple of apologies-in-advance: Near the end, we incorrectly say "idempotent...
21 Apr 202339min

Read-only considerations
Nikolay and Michael discuss a listener request — special considerations for databases that are used in a read-only mode all day, and get an update at night with additional data.Here are links to a few...
14 Apr 202339min

Partitioning
Nikolay and Michael discuss table partitioning — what it is, why and when it's helpful, and some considerations for your partition key. Here are links to a few things we mentioned: Partitioning docspg...
7 Apr 202334min

Peter Zaitsev
This week we're sharing an edited version of Nikolay's recent interview with Peter Zaitsev from Percona — they discuss MySQL vs Postgres, Percona’s success, open source licenses, FerretDB, and databas...
31 Mar 202343min




















