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Time, Physics, Mathematics, and Databases

Physics treats time as one of the fundamental dimensions of the universe. Mathematics transforms time into measurable values, equations, intervals, and limits. Databases quietly preserve time as operational reality. Every login, transaction, API call, backup, audit event, financial transfer, and monitoring alert depends on accurate...


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Changing a PostgreSQL backup solution involves much more than installing a new binary. Backup repositories, retention policies, recovery procedures, operational runbooks, and compliance requirements have all been built over time. Any migration needs to fit into that operational landscape while preserving confidence in recovery. That thinking shaped the migration approach behi...


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Six months ago we started writing the PostgreSQL backup tool we kept wishing existed. Now pg_hardstorage has shipped, and you can read every line of it on GitHub before you trus...


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This post is about what PostgreSQL actually does when you write GRAPH_TABLE syntax. It turns out the database rewrites your graph query into ordinary joins against the underlying tables, then plans them with the regular optimizer. This has three practical consequences you'll notice right away....


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If you've heard one thing about pg_hardstorage, it's probably that "it works against managed PostgreSQL". This post is about the one architectural choice that makes that true, and the consequences that fall out of it.

The choice: data plane = libpq + replicat...

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