Weekly Focus: JSON {}
PostgreSQL can deal with JSON for a very long time (and here is a great history1 of it), but now is also able to write the server log in JSON format.2
A deep dive into the potential performance issues when parsing JSON.3
In SQLite, JSON functions are built-in and on by default since 3.38, along with ->
and ->>
operators, compatible with MySQL and PostgreSQL.4
DuckDB:
Learning
What is a UUID, and what is it used for?
Data migrations are still of the hardest problems in engineering, and AWS has written a couple of recent articles about that:
- Migrate an internet-scale online transactional system to Amazon DynamoDB using AWS DMS.
- How Skai performed database modernization and migration with AWS DMS.
Announcing Data API Builder (preview) for PostgreSQL.
What is advertised Kafka address?
PASS Data Community Summit is in Seattle on November 14-17 with a call for speakers still open.
Getting started: Stream processing using Apache Flink and Redpanda.
Deep Dive
An AMAZING, more than 600 pages book focusing on PostgreSQL internals.7 A must-read!
Enabling Linux Huge Pages for Postgres and MySQL.8
Performance comparison of the major PostgreSQL versions.
Overview of machine learning-based automatic database tuning techniques at OtterTune.9
Breaking your PostgreSQL database with bad CHECK
constraints.
Business
The top five global data and AI trends in 2023 from Google Cloud.
A new whitepaper from AWS on Data Lakes cost modeling best practices.10
Community and open source: the secret to PostgreSQL’s success.