Check out the interview with Gold sponsor Xata just posted at https://2025.pgconf.de/sponsor-interviews/xata/!

Check out the interview with Gold sponsor Xata just posted at https://2025.pgconf.de/sponsor-interviews/xata/!
What do you call MongoDB in a terminal?
**tongo** — A TUI for navigating and manipulating MongoDB.
Supports fuzzy search, multiple sessions, customizations & more!
Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs
Джорджийскому мальчику 20 неполных лет, а он участник семи музыкальных групп/проектов и известен под 25 псевдонимами: https://rateyourmusic.com/artist/janis-lago #JanisLago #musicians #database #postindustrial #deconstructedclub #2020s
Check out Kothari Nishchay's session "PostgreSQL pgroll – Zero-Downtime, Reversible Schema Migrations" at #PostgreSQLDayBangkok to explore pgroll, a powerful tool for seamless database migrations.
Click here https://youtu.be/uB7egck68Js?si=WD2PXVrdggJw1Yhn to watch on the FOSSASIA YouTube channel
Hey #Montreal, did you know Postgres Extensions Day is coming May 12?
Anyone working with PostgreSQL or who is interested in extension development can benefit from this event. Sign up for free, here: https://pgext.day
Questions? Get in touch with @yrashk
Do you, like me, LOVE SQL??
I'm not kidding.
Check out the SQL murder mystery!
It's a fun way to exercise your SQL skills.
https://mystery.knightlab.com/
NO SPOILERS - yes, I know who did it.
Watch Michael Paquier's session "AWS and the PostgreSQL Community" at #PostgreSQLDayBangkok to explore how AWS supports the PostgreSQL ecosystem, contributes to its development, and enhances database performance in the cloud.
Click here https://youtu.be/1-ds8RtLqt0?si=dTF_ROYSNkFFCWt_ to watch on the FOSSASIA YouTube channel
Welcome datasqill as a Gold sponsor of PGConf.DE 2025 in Berlin!
INBOX: "Nous avons été sollicité hier soir par le ministère pour identifier d'urgence une liste de bases de données, critiques pour nos activités de recherche, qu'il faudrait "back-uper". Avez-vous des suggestions ? "
Critical Minerals In Ores (CMiO) Database
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https://lnkd.in/gynRjUfn <-- shared USGS publication
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https://lnkd.in/gETca3DQ <-- shared link to open data database, web map services, etc
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https://portal.ga.gov.au/persona/cmmi <-- shared web map
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https://lnkd.in/gdmMp2zg <-- shared editorial piece on critical minerals and geopolitics
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#geology #fedscience #opendata #CMMI #CMiO #criticalminerals #minerals #ores #database #opendata #GIS #spatial #mapping #spatialanalysis #commodities #technology #components #geochemistry #deposits #mining #extraction #classifaction #nomenclature #environments #structuralgeology #exploration
@USGS | @GeoscienceAustralia | @GeologicalSurveyOfCanada
Bless your transactions by committing them with "amen" in @mariadb
https://mariadb.org/amen-statement-for-committing-transactions/
asking for a friend: do you know any database/framework to visualize RNAseq data ? (just like https://github.com/broadinstitute/gnomad-browser for WGS)
Today I'm researching better workflows to backup databases, and create sanitised copies for local development.
I'm not able to find a great deal of informative discussion around best practice.
Is this stuff more obvious than I think - or is it so under-the-radar-unsexy that industry practice is just not very good?
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Is it a code smell for a table in Postgres to have mutually exclusive foreign keys?
For example, table A has foreign keys to table B and C, but there's a constraint in place where only one of those foreign keys can be populated.
My gut says I should be creating separate tables for these, as I'm effectively trying to tie a single table to multiple domain models (that happen to share the same fields).