
Active Directory using LDAP is one of the most common technologies that organizations use to secure and manage connections and authentication in enterprise systems. Nishchay, a member of Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres Center of Excellence team, walks you through the steps to configure Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres with Active Directory.

The latest version of the popular open-source database management system, PostgreSQL 15, has made significant changes to its statistics collector. The new changes aim to improve its accuracy and efficiency, making it easier for database administrators to monitor and optimize their PostgreSQL databases.

Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres was a proud sponsor of PG Conf India this past month, where over 400 attendees, representing 60 cities, across 10 countries travelled to Bangalore in India. Over three days, guests engaged in training workshops, Lightning Talks, and presentations encapsulating the latest contributions, knowledge sharing, updates, and hot topics in the wider open-source PostgreSQL...

Earlier this week, we announced the launch of Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres 15, with enhanced capabilities to manage enterprise data across multiple environments with security, agility, and flexibility. In this post, I will highlight some of the new features available in this release, with examples comparing it with the previous release.

Fujitsu continues to keep in step with the needs of enterprise-level environments with the proud launch of Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres 15. The highly anticipated release boasts additional features developed with the end user in mind, ensuring clients are provided with a hybrid multi-cloud solution that meets their business critical requirements head on.

PostgreSQL 15 builds upon the enhancements of earlier versions and takes them to the next level, with several improvements to logical replication, increased sorting performance, and the introduction of the MERGE command. I would like to talk about these features as well as what is under discussion for PostgreSQL 16.

Efficient software technologies reduce the energy usage of computing systems, which in turn help lower carbon emissions in data centers. By adopting efficient technologies designed to minimize the use of computational resources, we can decrease the carbon footprint of the IT industry and contribute to the goal of carbon neutrality.