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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 […]
12 February 2020
credativ helps establishing database track at Open Source Summit
Open Source Summit is the world’s largest, all-encompassing open source conference. Topics such as the latest infrastructure software, development on the Linux kernel and current works in open source communities are discussed. Until now, open source databases were a missing part of the conference program. However, databases such as PostgreSQL® or Apache Cassandra are one […]
12 September 2019
PostgreSQL® 12 Beta 4 released
Yesterday, the fourth beta of the upcoming PostgreSQL®-major version 12 was released. Compared to its predecessor PostgreSQL® 11, there are many new features: Performance improvements for indexes: btree indexes now manage space more efficiently. The REINDEX command now also supports CONCURRENTLY, which was previously only possible with new indexes. WITH queries are now embedded in […]
18 March 2019
New PuTTY version after almost 2 years
The open-source SSH client PuTTY, popular among Windows administrators, was released in a new version last Saturday. This update closes several critical security vulnerabilities. The last version of PuTTY was released around 20 months ago. Users should update urgently The newly released version 0.71 was made available for download last Saturday, March 16, 2019. PuTTY […]
12 December 2018
Elephant Shed PostgreSQL®-Appliance now available for Red Hat and CentOS
This week version 1.3 of our PostgreSQL® appliance Elephant Shed was released. The highlight of the new version is support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 and CentOS 7. As is already the case for Debian, the appliance heavily relies on the postgresql-common infrastructure which was previously ported to RPM. The well-known PostgreSQL® RPM packages […]