Citus Data | Distributed Postgres. At any scale.Check out the highlights 💥 for the latest episode of the Path to Citus Con podcast, about monitoring Postgres!
Podyn: DynamoDB to PostgreSQL replication and migration tool
Wouldn’t it be great if you could run SQL queries on your data in DynamoDB? While this isn’t possible directly, there is an alternative: With Podyn, you can automatically replicate the schema, data, and changes in your DynamoDB tables to Postgres. Once your data is flowing into Postgres, you can start using a wide array of features including views, indexes, rollup tables, and advanced SQL queries.
Announcing Citus 6.2: a multi-tenant database for a civilized age
Citus 12.1 is out! Now with PG16 Support. Read all about it in Naisila’s 12.1 blog post. 💥 Image courtesy of Lucasfilm and StarWars.com. © 1977 Twentieth Century Fox. "Your father's lightsaber. This is the weapon of a Jedi Knight. Not as clumsy or random as a blaster. An elegant weapon, for a more civilized age." —Obi-Wan Kenobi, Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope Announcing the release of Citus 6.
Master-less Distributed Queue with PG Paxos
The following post is contributed by 8Kdata An introduction to pg_paxos Pg_paxos is a database level implementation of the widely renowned Paxos protocol, invented by Leslie Lamport. Pg_paxos offers a master-less (or multi-master, if you prefer) layer that can be enabled directly in the database without the need for external tools or transaction managers. The defining feature of pg_paxos is that r
Making PostgreSQL scale Hadoop-style, Benchmark numbers
POSETTE 2024 is a wrap! 💯 Thanks for joining the fun! Missed it? Watch all 42 talks online 🍿 PostgreSQL is one of the most popular open-source databases thanks to its reliability and advanced feature set. At Citus Data, we scale out PostgreSQL across many machines to enable queries over large datasets. We are often asked how CitusDB performance compares to Hadoop-based SQL engines that also scal
Announcing pg_shard 1.2
pg_shard continues to gain momentum as a straightforward sharding extension for PostgreSQL. We’re ecstatic each time we hear about a new deployment and are always considering what’s next. We’ve been hard at work addressing some of those customer needs and have released a new version of pg_shard this week with our latest efforts. The changes in this release include: Full CitusDB integration — Distr
Testing Postgres vectorization for faster aggregations
One of the ideas we wanted to explore more has been speeding up in-memory aggregations in PostgreSQL through vectorized execution. The opportunity to do so came up when we had our intern, Can, take this on as a project during his summer internship. The early numbers he has there are promising - suggesting a 3-4x increase in PostgreSQL performance for simple SELECT queries with sum/count/group by o
PostgreSQL Columnar Store for Analytic Workloads
We are excited to open source our columnar store extension for PostgreSQL, cstore_fdw and share it with the community! Columnar stores bring notable benefits for analytic workloads, where data is loaded in batches. This columnar store extension uses the Optimized Row Columnar (ORC) format for its data layout. ORC improves upon the RCFile format developed at Facebook, and brings the following benef
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Combined row-based and columnar storage in PostgreSQL 9.5