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magden

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    I’ve always thought that "Just Use Postgres" would make an excellent title and topic for a book. And we’ve partnered with Manning to bring it to life. Looking forward to your feedb…

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    Comment #41379675

    Cool, works with my YugabyteDB deployment using the provided scripts for Postgres.

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    1. Nope, I don't think that CRDB is generally faster than Yugabyte. Vendors can't say otherwise in their own benchmarks :) 3. That code must be the tooling around the db and variou…

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    Comment #41258673

    In light of the recent license changes by CockroachDB, their competitor (YugabyteDB) took another approach that seems to work well.

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    Comment #39459125

    Here is a detailed article covering various design patterns for multi-region deployments: https://www.yugabyte.com/blog/multi-region-database-deployme...

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    (I'm the author of the article) There are several design patterns depending on whether you need to optimize the latency for reads, writes, or both. If it's all abour reads, then yo…

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    Comment #38927439

    CloudnativePg scales vertically. Distributed Postgres assumes you can data and read-write workload both horizontally and vertically.

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    Comment #38926806

    It was great to see the article about distributed Postgres by the Crunchy Data team trending on HN. Judging by the ongoing discussion, many got interested in the whys and hows of d…

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    > You handwaved this away, saying you can just store an entire table on a single node, but that defeats many of the benefits of these sharded SQL databases. I just clarified one-li…