The CVEs That Matter Most in Production 🔴 Critical: Path Traversal in pg_basebackup & pg_rewind (CVE-2026-6475) Who’s hit: Anyone running […]
What Production Teams Need to Know About May ‘26 Postgres Minor releases Read Post »
Welcome to our latest blog!! In the real world, not every PostgreSQL deployment gives you the freedom to choose your
Setting Up Logical Replication on PostgreSQL (Windows) Read Post »
For years, service businesses operated on a familiar model: time, effort, and people. More hours often meant more revenue. More
We Productized Our Services with AI: Pricing Lessons We Learned Read Post »
In today’s data-driven systems, high availability (HA) is no longer optional—it’s a fundamental requirement. Applications are expected to remain responsive
End-to-End Guide to MariaDB MaxScale Installation for HA Architecture Read Post »
Last week, we explored a simple but important question: Would you hire an AI Project Manager? Not as a replacement
I Gave Every Team Member an AI Agent… What Happened Next? Read Post »
“Any update?” “Did we capture this?” “Can someone document this?” These questions were not exceptions in our workflow. They were
Would You Hire an AI Project Manager? Read Post »
plpgsql_check extension Plpgsql_check is a powerful postgres extension that acts as a linter and validator for pl/pgsql functions, catching bugs
Syntax Is Not Enough: Catching Hidden Semantic Errors in PostgreSQL with plpgsql_check Read Post »
Introduction In modern production environments, demand for more than basic database reliability. They require high availability, scalability, and the ability
Setting Up MariaDB Replication Across 3 Nodes with MaxScale Read Post »
In last week’s post, “Fine-Tuning vs RAG vs API-First,” we explored how most teams can unlock AI value without building
Why SMBs Don’t Need to Train Models (Yet) Read Post »
On March 12th & 13th, 2026, I had the privilege of staffing the Aiven booth at PGConf India in Bengaluru,
Customers Speak: Aiven at PGConf India Read Post »
Some partnerships look good on paper. This one looks good in production. OpenSource DB has partnered with HexaCluster — one
Built to Deliver: OpenSource DB & HexaCluster at PGConf India 2026 Read Post »
OpenSource DB and Percona, the global leader in open-source database software, support, and services, and together we’ll be at PGConf
All In on Open Source: OpenSource DB & Percona at PGConf India 2026 Read Post »
In the world of database administration, performance tuning has long been considered as more room to improve. For decades, DBAs
This month, we’re bringing back Model March from OpenSource DB — in a sharper, more focused format. Two blogs →
LLM Selection: Fine-Tuning vs RAG vs API-First Read Post »
We have big news. OpenSource DB partned with Aiven, the leading open-source data platform in the cloud, and together we’ll
Stronger Together:OpenSource DB & Aiven Heading to PGConf India 2026 Read Post »
Every engineering org eventually runs into this conversation. A production incident fires, connection errors start flooding the logs, and someone
Who Owns Connection Pooling? The App Team vs. DB Team Debate Read Post »
PostgreSQL logical replication is a powerful feature — elegant in concept, battle-hardened in design. But when we push it to
Terabyte-Scale PostgreSQL Logical Replication: The Challenges nobody warns us about Read Post »
In the high-stakes world of High Availability (HA), meticulous performance tuning, and mission-critical production systems, veteran Database Administrators and System
If you have ever tuned a PostgreSQL instance, the first parameter you likely touched was shared_buffers. This block of memory
Understanding Dynamic Shared Memory (DSM) in PostgreSQL Read Post »
In Part 1 and Part 2 of pg_search: Modern Full-Text Search Inside PostgreSQL, we explored the architecture, motivation, and performance
BM25 in PostgreSQL: Modern Relevance Ranking and the Growing Search Ecosystem Read Post »
PostgreSQL gives you excellent streaming replication. You can have a primary node streaming WAL (Write-Ahead Log) to one or more
How Patroni Brings High Availability to PostgreSQL Read Post »
