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12 December 2018
Elephant Shed PostgreSQL®-Appliance now available for Red Hat and CentOS
This week version 1.3 of our PostgreSQL® appliance Elephant Shed was released. The highlight of the new version is support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 and CentOS 7. As is already the case for Debian, the appliance heavily relies on the postgresql-common infrastructure which was previously ported to RPM. The well-known PostgreSQL® RPM packages […]
18 October 2018
PostgreSQL® 11 released!
Today PostgreSQL® version 11 was released. The new release brings improvements in many areas. Since version 9.6 query plans can be executed on multiple CPU cores in parallel, this is now supported for other plan types, especially the creation of B-tree indexes. Sequential scans and UNION queries have also been improved. Brand new is the […]
07 August 2018
Our Throwback to conferences in Japan & China
From mid to late June credativ attended 3 consecutive conferences in Asia. The Open Source Summit Japan, the LC3 China and the PG Open China. Open Source Summit Japan As in the previous year, the Open Source Summit Japan was held again at the Ariake Conference Center on Odaiba, in the Bay of Tokyo. In […]
23 July 2018
About DebConf18 in Taiwan
Last weekend, DebCamp, which is the pre-event of the largest Debian conference worldwide – DebConf, started. This years DebConf will take place in Taiwan from July 29th to August 05th. After we already took part in this years MiniDebConf in Hamburg, we are now also going to visit Taiwan to attend the DebConf, also because […]
05 July 2018
PostgreSQL® 11: Checksums and base backups
The second beta release of PostgreSQL 11 (which is now feature frozen) has been released recently. Time to look at some of the improvements that credativ has contributed in the area of checksums and backups. Checksum verification during base backups Since version 9.3 it is possible to enable checksums for the underlying storage of tables […]