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PostgreSQL today looks very different from the PostgreSQL many of us started working with over 25 years ago.

PostgreSQL was once primarily deployed on dedicated servers and virtual machines, and now runs across managed database services, Kubernetes platforms, cloud environments, hybrid ...


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From the product management perspective, I often ask myself how to balance our vision with the community desires to reach a sustainable, thriving product. Nowadays everyone talks about security and compliance, and encryption at rest has become a baseline requirement.

In many environments, the question is no longer whether data is encrypted, but how. Modern database ...


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The old Postgres Conferences always sounded interesting, but the conference being in Ottawa in Canada and me being in Europe, I've always dismissed them as "too far away" and never bothered going.

Then the organizing team changed and the conference moved to Vancouver for 2024. That's even further away. 2025 in Montreal was a bit closer again, but…

At the O...


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Starting with version 19 of PostgreSQL users will be able to enjoy something exceptionally useful which will help developers to build even more powerful applications even more quickly. SQL/PGQ — the ISO/IEC 9075-16 (2023) syntax for querying graphs that live in regular relational tables - will be available. This series of posts will explain how this new functionality works an...


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© Laurenz Albe 2026

Instigated by a customer, I've been trying to improve the performance of row-level security. Central to good performance in this area is the concept of leakproof functions and operators. I'll go over the priciples quickly, but I'll focus on the question what leakproof really means, and what it should mean. In a way, this artic...


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