
OrioleDB More Free? | Scaling Postgres 383
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In this episode of Scaling Postgres, we discuss free availability of an OrioleDB patent, pgEdge going open source, pg_duckdb hitting 1.0 and methods resolve to slow order by limit queries.
Content Discussed
- OrioleDB Patent: now freely available to the Postgres community
- pgEdge goes Open Source
- Announcing Pg_duckdb Version 1.0
- When not to use Postgres
- Introducing Direct Compress: Up to 40x Faster, Leaner Data Ingestion for Developers (Tech Preview)
- FOSSY 2025 and RAGtime with Postgres
- Can Collations Be Used Over citext?
- PostgreSQL Case-Insensitive Search: Handling LIKE with Nondeterministic Collations
- Three Key Attributes of Postgres
- A "TPC-C"-like "extension-pack" for pgbench
- 3 Features I am Looking Forward to in PostgreSQL 18
- Best Practices for Achieving High Availability in PostgreSQL with Patroni and Pgpool
- A Trip To Vienna With Surprises
- My experience at PGIbz 2024 by Jesús Espino
- Contributions for the week 36
- Postgres Ibiza 2025: October 15-17th
- PostgreSQL Conference Europe 2025 Schedule Published
- Automating vector embedding generation in Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL with Amazon Bedrock
- Group database tables under AWS Database Migration Service tasks for PostgreSQL source engine
- Introducing Phased Rollouts for Safer TimescaleDB Upgrades
- The Evolution of Logical Replication in PostgreSQL: A Firsthand Account
- Analytics query goes 6x faster with EDB Postgres Distributed's new analytics engine
- A simple clustering and replication solution for Postgres
- AI Agent Development and Optimization Series (Part 1): Creating First Agent