Introduction: We recently encountered a scenario with one of our customers during a PostgreSQL DR drill. As part of the […]
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The $500 → $5K Move: Value-Based Pricing in the AI Era For years, service businesses priced work based on effort:More
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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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
From Chaos to Calendar: AI as an Ops Manager Most services startups don’t suffer from lack of effort. They suffer
From Chaos to Calendar: AI as an Ops Manager Read Post »
Our journey to PGConf India has officially begun! Starting today, we’re launching a daily blog series that will run every
We Automated 40% of Our Operations — Not to Move Faster, but to Think Better Automation promises order—silence where there
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Logical replication is one of the most fascinating internals of PostgreSQL. Unlike physical replication, which works at the block level,
One Tuple, Many Steps : Inside PostgreSQL Logical Replication Read Post »
Being a PostgreSQL DBA means living in a world where production issues don’t arrive on a schedule. Over the past
Battle-Tested: Being a PostgreSQL DBA Read Post »
Blog Post #2 Less hype. More outcomes. Real lessons from the OSDB ecosystem. AI conversations are often dominated by Big
What AI Can Actually Do For a 10‑Person Services Team Read Post »
Our client was experiencing frustratingly slow delete operations in their PostgreSQL database. What should have been a monthly data cleanup
Optimizing PostgreSQL Delete Operations: A Deep Dive into Performance Troubleshooting Read Post »
Week 1 Blog Post AI Basics Every Services Founder Must Know, Without the Buzzwords Last week, three different founders asked
AI Basics Every Services Founder Must Know, Without the Buzzwords Read Post »
In modern database architectures, it’s common to maintain separate environments for transactional operations and analytical workloads. One challenging scenario is
2025 was not about chasing growth blindly.It was about building startups that scale with clarity, resilience, and purpose. Rewind 2025
Rewind 2025: A Year of Building Startups with Intention Read Post »
Week 4: Team & Partner Decisions That Build CultureTheme: Community-first growth, powered by the right alliancesAt OpenSource DB, 2025 reinforced
Team & Partner Decisions That Build Culture Read Post »
Decision December Week 2: Financial Decisions That Prevent Future PainBuilding What Customers Truly Value at OpenSource DB Sustainable Scale Through
Financial Decisions That Prevent Future Pain Read Post »
Decision December Week 2: Customer Signal vs NoiseBuilding What Customers Truly Value at OpenSource DB At OpenSource DB, we believe
Customer Signal vs Noise Read Post »
