
Upgrading PostgreSQL in production is not fun. You have real data, real users, and a version of Postgres that’s probably several major releases behind. The obvious approach (dump, upgrade, restore) works fine on a 10GB database on a…

Managing data retention policies is one of the most common operational tasks in MySQL. Applications continuously generate transactional, audit, logging, telemetry, and event data. Over time, these tables can grow to billions of rows,…

PostgreSQL 19 Beta has been announced, with general availability expected in September, following the project's yearly major-release cadence. This release introduces native SQL Property Graph Queries (SQL/PGQ), concurrent table repacking…
PostgreSQL 19 switches TOAST compression from pglz to lz4 by default—faster, more efficient, and finally the right call.