In my previous post, I discussed the new features in PostgreSQL 13 and what's in the pipeline for PostgreSQL 14. Today I would like to set my sights further, and discuss longer-term development.
PostgreSQL has recently released version 13, with new features and enhancements. Let me share my views on this release, and what is to come next.
Fujitsu is excited to welcome PostgreSQL Committer and Major Contributor Amit Kapila, now leading our PostgreSQL team as Senior Director at Fujitsu Limited since August 2020.
FUJITSU Enterprise Postgres 12 on IBM LinuxONE™ delivers maximum data security for your organisation, and CryptoCards are big part of the reason why. But what are CryptoCards, and how do I protect my organisation's data with them?
We are happy to announce that we are releasing PostgreSQL Insider - a new section on our site with a series of technical articles and how-to's on Postgres.
The value of data has increased exponentially in the last few years, to the point that it is now called the oil of the new industry. But so has the risk of data breaches.
This year PGDay Down Under (PGDU) will happen in Sydney, gathering leading experts and enthusiasts, and also people curious about PostgreSQL.
See how FUJITSU Enterprise Postgres can run C and COBOL legacy systems so you can have your data and a more agile system too.
A few weeks back, I discussed how Transparent Data Encryption safeguards your data even in case an attacker gets hold of your files. So this week I would like to talk about how PostgreSQL maps database objects into actual files. Let's dive in.
The pace of new digital technology is quickly changing the way authorities collect and use data. How might this change society in the near future?
Information Technology security is getting more complex each time I visit the subject. This just makes it harder for Security Specialists, whose role is to ensure that all potential threats are mitigated across the myriad of hardware, firmware, and software that make up a modern Enterprise Infrastructure.
The PostgreSQL community gathered again in Ottawa for PGCon 2019 to discuss all things PostgreSQL, and I had the opportunity to talk about our work with pluggable table access methods.
Servers these days are pretty reliable and can go long periods of time between restarts — but when a restart of several machines does occur, we don't want to find out that services haven't started up by hearing it from our customers.
