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Innovation is happening around us in tech all the time; it's super helpful to be able to understand how different technologies are evolving and affected by current events. This write up by @andy_pavlo is a great reference for a recap of how the database world was affected in 2024, including license changes, acquisitions, and market standings.

cs.cmu.edu/~pavlo/blog/2025/01

databases in 2024: a year in review
#PostgreSQL#DuckDB#Postgres
Data Bene

Remember this from @andy_pavlo?

cs.cmu.edu/~pavlo/blog/2025/01

He points out:

> We also found that the DBMS's lack of guard rails means that extensions can interfere with each other and cause incorrect behavior.

It can be challenging to set up with to ensure you're making the most of your deployment.

Questioning if you need to optimize for , high availability, disaster recovery, or other scenarios?

Get in touch: data-bene.io/en/

"Postgres' support for extensions and plugins is impressive. One of the original design goals of Postgres from the 1980s was to be extensible. The intention was to easily support new access methods and new data types and operations on those data types (i.e., object-relational). Since 2006, Postgres' "hook" API. Our research shows that Postgres has the most expansive and diverse extension ecosystem compared to every other DBMS."
#tech
Mar 06, 2025, 04:38 PM·Public·Buffer
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