| Josh Berkus helps clarify clustering 2 days ago by Xaprb If you haven’t seen it, Josh Berkus has a very concise way to look at the confusing mess that is database “clustering” from the point of view of three distinct types of users: transactional, analytic, and online. I think that using this kind of distinction could help keep discussions clear — I’ve se ... Xaprb - xaprb.com/blog · Rank: 7,609 ·  183 references |
| A brief introduction to AppStruct 2 days ago by Jason Garber Have been very busy at work lately. We made the decision about a month ago to switch (most|all) new projects over to use Python 3 with Apache, mod_wsgi, and AppStruct. You may know what the first 3 are, but the 4th?? Special thanks goes to Graham Dumpleton behind mod_wsgi, and James William Pye behi ... The Gahooa Perspective - blog.gahooa.com · 1 reference |
| The Three Database Clustering Users 2 days ago The PostgreSQL community and the database industry have a bewildering profusion of clustering product and projects, utilizing a plethora of technologies and optimized for a diversity of different requirements. Clusters are single-master, multi-master, middleware, database engine, application-based, ... Database Soup - it.toolbox.com/blogs/database-soup · Rank: 61,556 · 43 references |
| Returning in PostgreSQL 2 days ago by Kristopher I recently came across an amazing feature in PostgreSQL: the RETURNING clause. This clause allows you to return specific data as the result of an INSERT or UPDATE query. Often, after doing one of these queries, I’m interested in getting some data, such as an autogenerated primary key field, or maybe ... KristopherWilson.com - kristopherwilson.com |
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