I would caveat the "Just Works" thing for your specific use-cases. I've seen plenty where PG's query planner falls apart and requires copious coaxing beyond wha

I would caveat the "Just Works" thing for your specific use-cases. I've seen plenty where PG's query planner falls apart and requires copious coaxing beyond what Oracle, DB2, and MSSQL require in order to do the performant thing. It's a fantastic product and I use it everywhere. My major complaint is that there's no easy way to follow defect statuses because the team has long stubbornly refused to implement a bug tracker[1] and that means I can't just subscribe to a defect to get status updates for an issue I want to watch. Instead I'm expected to follow the entire mailing list or watch changelogs like a hawk. It's incredibly dumb. [1]: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/bug-reporting.html#BUG-REPORTING-WHERE-TO-REPORT-BUGS https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/bug-reporting.html#B...