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A weekly podcast about all things PostgreSQL

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Nik and Michael discuss the newly released Postgres 18 — the bigger things it includes, some of their personal highlights, and some thoughts towards the future.

 

Here are some links to things they mentioned:

• Postgres 18 announcement www.p... more

Nik and Michael are joined by Harry Brundage from Gadget to talk about their recent zero-downtime major version upgrade, how they use Postgres more generally, their dream database, and some challenges of providing Postgres as an abstracted service at... more

Nik and Michael are joined by Simon Eskildsen from turbopuffer — among other things, they discuss ANN index types, tradeoffs that can make sense for search workloads, and when it can make sense to move search out of Postgres.

 

Here are some links to... more

Nik and Michael discuss when not to use Postgres — specifically use cases where it still makes sense to store data in another system.

 

Here are some links to things they mentioned:

• Just use Postgres (blog post by Ethan McCue) mccue.dev/pa... more

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Recent Guests

Harry Brundage
Co-founder and CTO of Gadget
Gadget
Episode: Gadget's use of Postgres
Simon Eskildsen
CEO and co-founder of TurboPuffer
TurboPuffer
Episode: turbopuffer
Gwen Shapira
Co-founder and chief product officer at Nile
Nile
Episode: Multi-tenant options
Lev Kokotov
Creator of PgDog, a PostgreSQL sharding solution
Episode: PgDog
Franck Pachot
Developer advocate at MongoDB, formerly at YugaDB, and an AWS Data Hero.
MongoDB
Episode: SQL vs NoSQL
Lukas Eder
Founder of Dave Geekery and creator of Duke
Dave Geekery
Episode: jOOQ
Gülçin Yıldırım Jelínek
Staff engineer at Zeta, co-founder of the Prague PostgreSQL Meetup
Zeta
Episode: Is pg_dump a backup tool?
Robert Haas
VP Chief Architect Database Service at EDB, long-serving PostgreSQL contributor
EDB
Episode: Is pg_dump a backup tool?
Alexander Kukushkin
Postgres contributor and maintainer of Patroni, working at Microsoft
Microsoft
Episode: Patroni

Hosts

Michael
Co-founder of PJMustard and an expert on PostgreSQL and database trends. He brings industry knowledge and practical insights about database management and optimization.
Nik
Founder of PostgreSQL AI and a prominent figure in the PostgreSQL community with insights on database innovations and challenges.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 100 ratings
  • Thanks

    Thanks for this great podcast, I listen to it when I drive or walk, using my time to the fullest.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Troublesmade
    United States4 months ago
  • Nikolay & Micheal I listen to your podcasts these are great and lot of insights

    Nikolay & Micheal I listen to your podcasts these are great and lot of insights

    Thank you so much for doing this

    It’s good keep up this Awesome work

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ChinnaP2
    United Statesa year ago
  • Such a fantastic resource!

    It’s current but not “news” so it makes sense to go all the way back to the first episode and listen to all of these!

    As an “application developer” who uses PostGIS, I wish I had known all I have learned through this podcast when we started our project. I now have a long list of things to add, things to check, things to look at - so much!

    Thanks Nikolay and Michael!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Endoid
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Awesome!

    I cannot recommend this podcast enough. The hosts possess an exceptional depth of knowledge about Postgres, which they generously share with the community. Their engaging personalities make each episode not just informative but also incredibly enjoyable. Listening to them feels like having an engaging conversation with friends over coffee or a casual beer. The way they impart their expertise and make complex topics accessible is truly commendable. A must-listen for anyone interested in Postgres!... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BrunoNero90
    Poland2 years ago
  • Outstanding

    One of the best tech podcasts

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    michael_mancuso
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the depth of knowledge presented on PostgreSQL and related technologies, often describing the hosts as approachable experts who make complex topics understandable.
Many have found the discussions to be informative and engaging, frequently listening to episodes multiple times to capture valuable insights.
The conversational style of the hosts makes it feel like an informal chat amongst friends, which enhances the overall experience for the audience.

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Gadget's use of Postgres
Q: What challenges did you face during your zero downtime upgrade?
We put a lot of work into planning and testing, including a reliable rollback plan, but it was nerve-wracking since we hadn't executed the final switch in a real environment before.
Multigres
Q: What is Multigres and why are you working on it?
Multigres is a Vitess adaptation for Postgres that has been in development for many years, finally coming together as the timing feels right now.
Multi-tenant options
Q: Have you considered the approach used in VTS, where data is brought asynchronously from one shard to another?
Yes, it's a good idea, and we may examine it in the future, focusing on building something useful gradually.
Multi-tenant options
Q: What does Nile offer today? And what is the ideal solution to all this in the Postgres context?
Nile provides isolation for multi-tenancy while maintaining a good developer experience and manages sharding transparently.
Multi-tenant options
Q: So, to start, perhaps you could give us a little bit of background and what got you interested in this, the topic of multi-tenancy in general.
It all started with an incident, we talked to 200 companies all doing SaaS, and realized the importance of choosing a multi-tenancy model early on.

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Focusing on the PostgreSQL database, this weekly podcast covers a diverse range of topics relevant to professionals in the field. Episodes often explore technical aspects of PostgreSQL, such as optimization techniques, recent advancements, and practical applications in cloud computing and database architecture. The hosts engage with industry experts, discussing their experiences and challenges when implementing PostgreSQL solutions in real-world environments. What sets this podcast apart is its commitment to making complex subjects accessible and engaging, combining expert knowledge with relatable discussions, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in enhancing their understanding of PostgreSQL.

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