Tag: postgres

All the articles with the tag “postgres”.

• Data This Week #31

  13 Sept, 2026 · 5 min read

  Pandas vs. single-machine engines, Delta Lake 4.3 selective data replacement, PlanetScale's Neki, PyIceberg with Apache Polaris, Shopify's gisting, Sony LIV's real-time analytics, and a community debate on dbt development standards.

• Data This Week #28

  16 Aug, 2026 · 5 min read

  Instacart's Postgres-native search replacing Elasticsearch and FAISS, Netflix migrating batch workloads to Kueue on Kubernetes, AWS Dogwood for AI agent governance, distributed DuckDB with Quack, Debezium for CDC-driven event architecture, and the community debate on dbt Cloud pricing.

• Data This Week #25

  26 Jul, 2026 · 6 min read

  S3 Tables compaction myths debunked, DuckDB's vectorized execution internals, Snowflake's managed Iceberg at scale, NOT EXISTS rewritten as anti-joins, partition affinity over Redis, AWS Glue view automation, and Supabase Pipelines in public alpha.

• Data This Week #21

  28 Jun, 2026 · 4 min read

  Postgres 19 pg_plan_advice for query plan control, Flink's Hadoop-free native S3 filesystem, incremental model pitfalls in dbt, Trino's summer SQL standard upgrades, PgBouncer's pooling mechanics, Razorpay's CDP architecture, and pgEdge ColdFront for Iceberg tiering.

• Data This Week #19

  14 Jun, 2026 · 5 min read

  Slack's SSH-to-REST EMR migration, clusterless Iceberg Lakehouse with DuckDB, Iceberg v4 metadata proposals, Spark 4.0 on EMR GA, Apache Gravitino unified catalog, and Databricks Omnigent for AI agent orchestration.

• Data This Week #18

  7 Jun, 2026 · 4 min read

  Supabase Multigres for Postgres scaling, Netflix's dynamic Cassandra partition splitting, dbt Core v2 on Rust, SQL/PGQ graph queries in Postgres 19, and IAM fundamentals for data engineers.

• Data This Week #6

  8 Mar, 2026 · 4 min read

  Xiaomi's unified lakehouse with Doris & Paimon, Top-K in Postgres, dbt run monitoring, PostgreSQL internals, Netflix's DataJunction semantic layer, and schema evolution debates.