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5th October 2017
PostgreSQL 10 Released!
The PostgreSQL Global Development Group is pleased to announce the availability of PostgreSQL 10.
PostgreSQL 10 is a major new version of the world's most advanced Open Source database. This release includes support for native partitioning, logical replication, SCRAM authentication, further advances in parallelism, and much, much more.
2017-10-19
PostgresDAC 3.3.0 meets PostgreSQL 10
2017-10-11
Announcing the Release of repmgr v4.0 Beta
2017-10-10
PGConf APAC 2018 CFP is Open
2017-10-10
PostgresOpen SV 2017 - Wrap Up
2017-10-09
Announcing the Release of pglogical 2.1
2017-10-06
dbMigration .NET v6.5 released
2017-10-06
Database .NET v23 released
2017-10-20
Craig Kerstiens: Monitoring your bloat in Postgres
2017-10-20
Shaun M. Thomas: PG Phriday: Getting RAD with Docker [Part 1]
2017-10-19
William Ivanski: pglogical with OmniDB
2017-10-19
Joshua Drake: PGConf Local: Seattle, final program available
2017-10-19
Alexey Lesovsky: Deep dive into postgres stats: pg_stat_activity and pg_locks.
2017-10-18
Joshua Drake: Postgres is better than MySQL but not because of how long it took to fix a bug
2017-10-18
Peter Gagarinov: Performance comparison of Postgres connectors in Matlab, Part 3: retrieving arrays
2017-10-24 – 2017-10-27
PGConf.EU 2017
(Warsaw, Poland)
2017-11-04
PGDay.Seoul 2017
(Seoul, Korea, South)
2017-11-06 – 2017-11-07
2ndQuadrant PostgreSQL Conference
(New York City, New York, United States)
2017-11-09
2ndQuadrant PostgreSQL Conference
(Chicago, Illinois, United States)
2017-11-13 – 2017-11-14
PGConf US Local: Seattle 2017
(Seattle, WA, United States)
Take a look at our schedule to find the training that you want.