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19 May 2025

PostgreSQL user group NRW visits credativ in Mönchengladbach

We are very pleased to be hosting the 5th PostgreSQL User Group NRW Meetup – in our new offices right next to Borussia Park in Mönchengladbach!

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13 May 2025

PostgreSQL Conference Germany 2025

PGConf.DE 2025, the 9th Annual PostgreSQL Conference Germany, was held on May 8–9, 2025, at the Marriott Hotel near Potsdamer Platz in Berlin. The event interconnected PostgreSQL enthusiasts, developers, DBAs, and industry sponsors for two days of fascinating talks across four parallel tracks. It was the biggest event so far, with 347 attendees. The whole […]

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09 April 2025

ICU4X: What it can do and how to do it

Introduction If you regularly deal with code that needs extensive internationalization capabilities, chances are, that you’ve used functionality from one of the ICU libraries before. Being developed by the Unicode Consortium, ICU provides reliable, mature and extensive implementations for all kinds of tools for internationalization and Unicode text operations. Traditionally, there have been two implementations […]

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01 April 2025

ProxLB - Version 1.1.0 of the Advanced Loadbalancer for Proxmox Clusters is Ready!

ProxLB – Version 1.1.0 of the Advanced Loadbalancer for Proxmox Clusters is Ready! Finally, it’s here – and it’s no April Fool’s joke! The long-awaited version 1.1.0 of ProxLB has been officially released! This new version features a complete code refactoring, making maintenance easier and laying the groundwork for future expansions. Additionally, numerous bugs have […]

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19 March 2025

Using FreeIPA and Certmonger with EC Keys

Overview Infrastructures that offer services via TLS often require an automated mechanism for the regular exchange of certificates. This can be achieved, among other things, by using Certmonger and FreeIPA. By default, a FreeIPA server is configured to create certificates using a profile with RSA keys. However, if cryptographic requirements exist that, for example, necessitate […]

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