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20 August 2024
DebCamp - bootstrap for Debconf24
DebConf24 https://debconf24.debconf.org/ took place from 2024-07-28 to 2024-08–04 in Busan, Korea. Four employees (three Debian developers) from NetApp had the opportunity to participate in the annual event, which is the most important conference in the Debian world: Christoph Senkel, Andrew Lee, Michael Meskes and Noël Köthe. DebCamp What is DebCamp? DebCamp usually takes place a […]
08 March 2022
SQLreduce: Reduce verbose SQL queries to minimal examples
SQLreduce: Reduce verbose SQL queries to minimal examples Developers often face very large SQL queries that raise some errors. SQLreduce is a tool to reduce that complexity to a minimal query. SQLsmith generates random SQL queries SQLsmith is a tool that generates random SQL queries and runs them against a PostgreSQL server (and other DBMS […]
06 January 2022
PostgreSQL and Undelete
pg_dirtyread I recently updated pg_dirtyread to work with PostgreSQL 14. pg_dirtyread is a PostgreSQL extension that allows reading “dead” rows from tables, i.e., rows that have already been deleted or updated. Of course, this only works if the table has not yet been cleaned by a VACUUM command or autovacuum, PostgreSQL’s garbage collection. Here is […]
29 June 2020
credativ Group announces new PostgreSQL®-Enterprise package
100% Open Source – 100% Cost Control The PostgreSQL® Competence Center of the credativ Group announces the creation of a new comprehensive service and support package that includes all services necessary for the operation of PostgreSQL® in enterprise environments. This new offering will be available starting August 1st, 2020. “Motivated by the requirements of many […]
04 May 2020
Apt.Postgresql.Org with Support for Arm64 and Ubuntu Focal
The apt.postgresql.org repository originally started with the two architectures amd64 and i386 (64- and 32-bit x64). In September 2016, ppc64el (POWER) was added. Over time, there have been repeated requests as to whether we might also support “arm”, which usually meant Raspberry Pi. However, these are mostly only 32-bit, and the widespread “armhf” Raspbian port […]