Nicholas Meyer

If you've ever had an application that needed hundreds (or thousands) (or tens of thousands) of connections to postgres, then you've probably needed a connection pooler.

Some signs that you may want to think about upgrading postgres: * You have to click on the “Unsupported versions” row to double check everything you read in the docs * You hear about a feature that has been around since postgres 11 (or 9.3) and wish that you were able to use it * Whenever you mention the version you are running, people mention how out of date it is While there is a lot of advice e

It is often said that "an untested backup is not a backup" but how can we turn that saying into something actionable? And in an organization with limited engineering bandwidth, what is the most important thing to prioritize?