Many companies dropped load tests. Even though for many years we relied on load tests as the only way to prevent scalability issues, we now have other ways. Let’s see what happened and why you should drop load tests too.

All big players in the market use PostgreSQL nowadays. Postgres is just the best and the most popular solution these days, no matter if it’s for startups or enterprise companies. But why is that? What makes PostgreSQL so great and why did companies abandon their enterprise-ready databases like Oracle, MS SQL, or DB2? Read on to find the answers.

Database administrators are often important parts of our organizations. They take care of databases, keep an eye on performance, and step in when we need to fix issues. However, what if I told you that they are harmful and we should change how they work and how they fit our organizations? Read on to understand why.

Let’s see 3 hot trends in database reliability that every team should incorporate into their organization.

Platform engineers focus on all phases of SDLC around databases. However, they lack the tools, processes, and mindset to unleash the power of their teams. Let’s see what they miss and how to change our organizations to move faster.

PostgreSQL is widely regarded as one of the most popular SQL databases and is often the preferred choice for projects involving Online Transaction Processing systems. However, its versatility extends far beyond that, enabling it to effectively manage less common SQL use cases as well as workflows that don’t rely on SQL. In this blog post, we’ll explore various scenarios where PostgreSQL excels and provide insights into how to leverage it in these situations.

Let’s see what is VACUUM in PostgreSQL, how it’s useful, and how to improve your database performance.

PostgreSQL is one of the most popular SQL databases. It’s a go-to database for many projects dealing with Online Transaction Processing systems. However, PostgreSQL is much more versatile and can successfully handle less popular SQL scenarios and workflows that don’t use SQL at all. In this blog post, we’ll see other scenarios where PostgreSQL shines and will explain how to use it in these cases.

Many things can improve database performance. One of the most obvious solutions is to use indexes. This blog post will examine them in detail to understand how they work in PostgreSQL and what makes them useful.