#yugabyte — Public Fediverse posts
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The best time to start blogging is to not stop blogging in the first place. The next best time is today.
Here's a syndication of a post from the ComplyAdvantage Technology Blog to kicks things off.
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The best time to start blogging is to not stop blogging in the first place. The next best time is today.
Here's a syndication of a post from the ComplyAdvantage Technology Blog to kicks things off.
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The best time to start blogging is to not stop blogging in the first place. The next best time is today.
Here's a syndication of a post from the ComplyAdvantage Technology Blog to kicks things off.
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The best time to start blogging is to not stop blogging in the first place. The next best time is today.
Here's a syndication of a post from the ComplyAdvantage Technology Blog to kicks things off.
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Container Attached Storage (CAS) and Container Storage Interface (CSI) are the most important terms when it comes to Kubernetes and stateful workloads like databases (such as #postgresql, #yugabyte, and others). We explain them - just for you!
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Container Attached Storage (CAS) and Container Storage Interface (CSI) are the most important terms when it comes to Kubernetes and stateful workloads like databases (such as #postgresql, #yugabyte, and others). We explain them - just for you!
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Container Attached Storage (CAS) and Container Storage Interface (CSI) are the most important terms when it comes to Kubernetes and stateful workloads like databases (such as #postgresql, #yugabyte, and others). We explain them - just for you!
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Container Attached Storage (CAS) and Container Storage Interface (CSI) are the most important terms when it comes to Kubernetes and stateful workloads like databases (such as #postgresql, #yugabyte, and others). We explain them - just for you!
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Container Attached Storage (CAS) and Container Storage Interface (CSI) are the most important terms when it comes to Kubernetes and stateful workloads like databases (such as #postgresql, #yugabyte, and others). We explain them - just for you!
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Guest @FranckPachot from #yugabyte joins our very own @noctarius2k in this episode of the weekly, 20 min #CloudCommute #podcast, talking about #distributedsql, #postgresql , #vectordatabases, and more. Tune in!
The 🎙️ is available on Spotify, iTunes, Pandora, Amazon Music, and more.
🎥👉 https://youtu.be/1EAKqwcP2SY
#vectordatabase #vectorsearch #vectordb #database #databases #postgres #postgressql
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Guest @FranckPachot from #yugabyte joins our very own @noctarius2k in this episode of the weekly, 20 min #CloudCommute #podcast, talking about #distributedsql, #postgresql , #vectordatabases, and more. Tune in!
The 🎙️ is available on Spotify, iTunes, Pandora, Amazon Music, and more.
🎥👉 https://youtu.be/1EAKqwcP2SY
#vectordatabase #vectorsearch #vectordb #database #databases #postgres #postgressql
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Guest @FranckPachot from #yugabyte joins our very own @noctarius2k in this episode of the weekly, 20 min #CloudCommute #podcast, talking about #distributedsql, #postgresql , #vectordatabases, and more. Tune in!
The 🎙️ is available on Spotify, iTunes, Pandora, Amazon Music, and more.
🎥👉 https://youtu.be/1EAKqwcP2SY
#vectordatabase #vectorsearch #vectordb #database #databases #postgres #postgressql
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Guest @FranckPachot from #yugabyte joins our very own @noctarius2k in this episode of the weekly, 20 min #CloudCommute #podcast, talking about #distributedsql, #postgresql , #vectordatabases, and more. Tune in!
The 🎙️ is available on Spotify, iTunes, Pandora, Amazon Music, and more.
🎥👉 https://youtu.be/1EAKqwcP2SY
#vectordatabase #vectorsearch #vectordb #database #databases #postgres #postgressql
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Guest @FranckPachot from #yugabyte joins our very own @noctarius2k in this episode of the weekly, 20 min #CloudCommute #podcast, talking about #distributedsql, #postgresql , #vectordatabases, and more. Tune in!
The 🎙️ is available on Spotify, iTunes, Pandora, Amazon Music, and more.
🎥👉 https://youtu.be/1EAKqwcP2SY
#vectordatabase #vectorsearch #vectordb #database #databases #postgres #postgressql
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Using #PostgreSQL RLS for multi-tenancy SaaS is quite common, but some users want to access a list of tenants. Here's how to do it efficiently (and leveraging loose index scan in #YugabyteDB)
https://dev.to/yugabyte/postgresql-row-level-security-with-an-array-of-tenants-2136 -
Using #PostgreSQL RLS for multi-tenancy SaaS is quite common, but some users want to access a list of tenants. Here's how to do it efficiently (and leveraging loose index scan in #YugabyteDB)
https://dev.to/yugabyte/postgresql-row-level-security-with-an-array-of-tenants-2136 -
Using #PostgreSQL RLS for multi-tenancy SaaS is quite common, but some users want to access a list of tenants. Here's how to do it efficiently (and leveraging loose index scan in #YugabyteDB)
https://dev.to/yugabyte/postgresql-row-level-security-with-an-array-of-tenants-2136 -
Using #PostgreSQL RLS for multi-tenancy SaaS is quite common, but some users want to access a list of tenants. Here's how to do it efficiently (and leveraging loose index scan in #YugabyteDB)
https://dev.to/yugabyte/postgresql-row-level-security-with-an-array-of-tenants-2136 -
Using #PostgreSQL RLS for multi-tenancy SaaS is quite common, but some users want to access a list of tenants. Here's how to do it efficiently (and leveraging loose index scan in #YugabyteDB)
https://dev.to/yugabyte/postgresql-row-level-security-with-an-array-of-tenants-2136 -
Batching remote reads/writes is how #YugabyteDB can provide elasticity with high performance. An example of Foreign Key checking:
https://dev.to/yugabyte/foreign-keys-on-distributed-sql-dont-worry-it-scales-2g0g -
Batching remote reads/writes is how #YugabyteDB can provide elasticity with high performance. An example of Foreign Key checking:
https://dev.to/yugabyte/foreign-keys-on-distributed-sql-dont-worry-it-scales-2g0g -
Batching remote reads/writes is how #YugabyteDB can provide elasticity with high performance. An example of Foreign Key checking:
https://dev.to/yugabyte/foreign-keys-on-distributed-sql-dont-worry-it-scales-2g0g -
Batching remote reads/writes is how #YugabyteDB can provide elasticity with high performance. An example of Foreign Key checking:
https://dev.to/yugabyte/foreign-keys-on-distributed-sql-dont-worry-it-scales-2g0g -
Batching remote reads/writes is how #YugabyteDB can provide elasticity with high performance. An example of Foreign Key checking:
https://dev.to/yugabyte/foreign-keys-on-distributed-sql-dont-worry-it-scales-2g0g -
An example of read restart, which is how Oracle Database or #YugabyteDB avoids serialization errors in Read Committed, without inconsistent read time:
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An example of read restart, which is how Oracle Database or #YugabyteDB avoids serialization errors in Read Committed, without inconsistent read time:
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An example of read restart, which is how Oracle Database or #YugabyteDB avoids serialization errors in Read Committed, without inconsistent read time:
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An example of read restart, which is how Oracle Database or #YugabyteDB avoids serialization errors in Read Committed, without inconsistent read time:
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An example of read restart, which is how Oracle Database or #YugabyteDB avoids serialization errors in Read Committed, without inconsistent read time:
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What? There's no Inverted Join in #YugabyteDB?
Of course not. That's not how SQL works.
If you want a Nested Loop to an Inverted Index, do like in PostgreSQL: declare a GIN index and let the DB choose the join method:
https://dev.to/yugabyte/inner-inverted-join-in-yugabytedb-postgresql-g22 -
What? There's no Inverted Join in #YugabyteDB?
Of course not. That's not how SQL works.
If you want a Nested Loop to an Inverted Index, do like in PostgreSQL: declare a GIN index and let the DB choose the join method:
https://dev.to/yugabyte/inner-inverted-join-in-yugabytedb-postgresql-g22 -
What? There's no Inverted Join in #YugabyteDB?
Of course not. That's not how SQL works.
If you want a Nested Loop to an Inverted Index, do like in PostgreSQL: declare a GIN index and let the DB choose the join method:
https://dev.to/yugabyte/inner-inverted-join-in-yugabytedb-postgresql-g22 -
What? There's no Inverted Join in #YugabyteDB?
Of course not. That's not how SQL works.
If you want a Nested Loop to an Inverted Index, do like in PostgreSQL: declare a GIN index and let the DB choose the join method:
https://dev.to/yugabyte/inner-inverted-join-in-yugabytedb-postgresql-g22 -
What? There's no Inverted Join in #YugabyteDB?
Of course not. That's not how SQL works.
If you want a Nested Loop to an Inverted Index, do like in PostgreSQL: declare a GIN index and let the DB choose the join method:
https://dev.to/yugabyte/inner-inverted-join-in-yugabytedb-postgresql-g22 -
If you want to be sure that your SELECT COUNT(*) is optimal in #YugabyteDB, check the execution plan. There are many optimisations where it uses PostgreSQL with additional pushdowns to reduce the latency
https://dev.to/yugabyte/fast-select-count-in-yugabytedb-464h -
If you want to be sure that your SELECT COUNT(*) is optimal in #YugabyteDB, check the execution plan. There are many optimisations where it uses PostgreSQL with additional pushdowns to reduce the latency
https://dev.to/yugabyte/fast-select-count-in-yugabytedb-464h -
If you want to be sure that your SELECT COUNT(*) is optimal in #YugabyteDB, check the execution plan. There are many optimisations where it uses PostgreSQL with additional pushdowns to reduce the latency
https://dev.to/yugabyte/fast-select-count-in-yugabytedb-464h -
If you want to be sure that your SELECT COUNT(*) is optimal in #YugabyteDB, check the execution plan. There are many optimisations where it uses PostgreSQL with additional pushdowns to reduce the latency
https://dev.to/yugabyte/fast-select-count-in-yugabytedb-464h -
If you want to be sure that your SELECT COUNT(*) is optimal in #YugabyteDB, check the execution plan. There are many optimisations where it uses PostgreSQL with additional pushdowns to reduce the latency
https://dev.to/yugabyte/fast-select-count-in-yugabytedb-464h -
The benefits of hash-sharding (to avoid hotspots) and range-sharding (to reduce reads) can be combined in #YugabyteDB, thanks to LSM-Tree scan optimization and PostgreSQL features: https://dev.to/yugabyte/scalable-range-sharding-with-yugabytedb-1o51
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The benefits of hash-sharding (to avoid hotspots) and range-sharding (to reduce reads) can be combined in #YugabyteDB, thanks to LSM-Tree scan optimization and PostgreSQL features: https://dev.to/yugabyte/scalable-range-sharding-with-yugabytedb-1o51
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The benefits of hash-sharding (to avoid hotspots) and range-sharding (to reduce reads) can be combined in #YugabyteDB, thanks to LSM-Tree scan optimization and PostgreSQL features: https://dev.to/yugabyte/scalable-range-sharding-with-yugabytedb-1o51
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The benefits of hash-sharding (to avoid hotspots) and range-sharding (to reduce reads) can be combined in #YugabyteDB, thanks to LSM-Tree scan optimization and PostgreSQL features: https://dev.to/yugabyte/scalable-range-sharding-with-yugabytedb-1o51
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The benefits of hash-sharding (to avoid hotspots) and range-sharding (to reduce reads) can be combined in #YugabyteDB, thanks to LSM-Tree scan optimization and PostgreSQL features: https://dev.to/yugabyte/scalable-range-sharding-with-yugabytedb-1o51
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#YugabyteDB uses #PostgreSQL query layer plugged on top of a cloud-native transactional distributed store. In addition to scaling out, it's the occasion to address some PostgreSQL problems (bloat, vacuum, connection processes, HA, upgrades...) https://www.yugabyte.com/blog/improve-postgresql/
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#YugabyteDB uses #PostgreSQL query layer plugged on top of a cloud-native transactional distributed store. In addition to scaling out, it's the occasion to address some PostgreSQL problems (bloat, vacuum, connection processes, HA, upgrades...) https://www.yugabyte.com/blog/improve-postgresql/
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#YugabyteDB uses #PostgreSQL query layer plugged on top of a cloud-native transactional distributed store. In addition to scaling out, it's the occasion to address some PostgreSQL problems (bloat, vacuum, connection processes, HA, upgrades...) https://www.yugabyte.com/blog/improve-postgresql/
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#YugabyteDB uses #PostgreSQL query layer plugged on top of a cloud-native transactional distributed store. In addition to scaling out, it's the occasion to address some PostgreSQL problems (bloat, vacuum, connection processes, HA, upgrades...) https://www.yugabyte.com/blog/improve-postgresql/
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#YugabyteDB uses #PostgreSQL query layer plugged on top of a cloud-native transactional distributed store. In addition to scaling out, it's the occasion to address some PostgreSQL problems (bloat, vacuum, connection processes, HA, upgrades...) https://www.yugabyte.com/blog/improve-postgresql/
