bbromhead

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by bbromhead 14y ago
Most enterprises already outsource a lot of their IT, data warehousing especially whether its to a big player like IBM or boutique consultancies. For most applications does it really matter whether the data sits in your data center or Amazo
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Gmail and PostgreSQL(blog.relational.io)
1 points by bbromhead 14y ago|0 comments
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Accessing disparate data through PostgreSQL Foreign Data Wrappers(blog.relational.io)
1 points by bbromhead 14y ago|0 comments
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by bbromhead 14y ago
It can certainly do that, though for most cases we have found that network throughput and disk I/O will get in the way first (for other FDWs.. we have never used the Redis one).
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by bbromhead 14y ago
Some of the postgres fdws dont pass conditions to the foreign data source because the mapping is sometimes "too hard". So the fdw will do something like select * from table, stream the results and postgres will do the rest of the heavy lift
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by bbromhead 14y ago
Angry people are allowed to use angry language.... http://www.derailingfordummies.com/menu.html
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by bbromhead 14y ago
interesting choice of font
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by bbromhead 14y ago
Glad to see you are having "good problems". Didn't like parallel queries using pgpool2?
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by bbromhead 14y ago
Fairly certain port forwarding still works while a command specified in ForceCommand is still running or if you specify a non-interactive shell. Though I haven't checked ;)
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by bbromhead 14y ago
Yup... no 14 core chips here
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by bbromhead 14y ago
This appears to be an improvement on Differential Power Analysis attack against a FPGA. Congrats to the guys who discovered it! It's interesting to note that in the DPA/SPA world the standard model of operation is to develop a new attack an