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by jfbaro 5y ago
Thanks for sharing this. Really interesting. But a basic question, why not upgrading to PG 13 instead? I am curious about the reasons for staying on an older version of PostgreSQL.
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by jfbaro 5y ago
If AWS is an option for you, take a look at the AWS Serverless ecosystem, particularly Lambda, Eventbridge, and API GW. I have worked with these (and other services) for large projects, and they work great, especially for Node.js based appl
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by jfbaro 5y ago
It's getting better and better, and with a predictive ML model, it can become invisible for most use cases. Unfortunately, cloud Run has an even longer startup time if you need to span more "instances" in response to spikes i
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by jfbaro 5y ago
That's an insightful article. Thanks for sharing. I still prefer the whole (logical) approach of having VM/Container/Unikernel per execution. FaaS isolates misbehaved calls/payloads from other calls. It also makes rollin
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by jfbaro 5y ago
Is there any migration scenario that you anticipate your view strategy won't be able to handle? Maybe add a "Limitations" section? Again..congrats. I am impressed and I hope someday this becomes part of PostgreSQL native feat
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by jfbaro 5y ago
Wow! I love how elegant and powerful your strategy is. There is a lot of potential here and your tool might turn PostgreSQL into an even easier choice for new projects. Congratulations!
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by jfbaro 5y ago
This seems to be a good fit Lambda as well. Looking forward to seeing more information about the CHIP design and capabilities.
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by jfbaro 5y ago
Looks good! Thanks for making this available to everyone.
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by jfbaro 5y ago
Congrats! Amazing offering. Is there any plan to support PostgreSQL as well?
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by jfbaro 5y ago
I never found one. I am really interested in it too, but I bwlieve PG ecosystem will support uuidV7 before considering ulid.
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by jfbaro 5y ago
Congrats to the Angular team and its community. I think Angular is closer to Next.js than it is to React.js. I am excited to see all this progress on this front. What a time to be alive!
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by jfbaro 5y ago
I am a PostgreSQL enthusiast (neither a developer nor a DBA, though), and I am always surprised by the number of capabilities PostgreSQL (and the community) offers. It's a true DATA ecosystem.
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by jfbaro 5y ago
Hey people, first, congrats for the great work on GCC for RUST, second I have a basic question here from someone who is not experienced with low level languages. Would it be possible (and beneficial to the community) to have a "compile
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by jfbaro 5y ago
Thank you very much! I really appreciated it.
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by jfbaro 5y ago
I am completely new to PL/pgSQL, so forgive me for the BASIC question, but (out of curiosity) for string manipulation is PL/pgSQL too slow compared to modern LUA/Python? The function that I have in mind will get a TEXT and re
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by jfbaro 5y ago
1) Native Bi temporal capabilities without hurting (too much) performance. 2) Distributed DB, like Spanner and CRDB. 3) Real time analysis of performance and then adapt the DB config accordingly, without requiring HUMAM intervention. 4) Mul
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by jfbaro 5y ago
It's not a limitation that affects most of users, but lack of official multi master support makes it less suitable for "always on" databases. But to be honest multi master is something hard to get right in ANY database. Postg
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by jfbaro 5y ago
Congratulations to the PostgreSQL community! You guys do an amazing work! Thanks
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by jfbaro 5y ago
That's quite a promising solution! Thanks for the great work guys!
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by jfbaro 5y ago
For me the main selling points are: - Security; - More suitable for Serverless deployment (like running a full server on V8 Isolates) - Cloud Workers and Fastly (0ms cold starts)... check this out -> https://deno.com/blo
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by jfbaro 5y ago
Congratulations! .NET is increasing the lead. It was already (generally) faster than JVM. One thing that I find really crucial is the COLD START times, this is a super important factor when using .NET as a primary platform for FaaS (Serverl
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by jfbaro 5y ago
Looks amazing! Any plans on supporting React Native (RNW)? I couldn't find any mention of React Native on the github page.
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by jfbaro 6y ago
Not 100% related, but can the editing capability be (strongly) protected by login/password (Microsoft AD, for instance) so that only authorized users are able to edit the website?
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by jfbaro 6y ago
It looks amazing!
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by jfbaro 6y ago
I am glad to see Postgresql ecosystem growing. It gets better by the day. Thanks to all people involved!
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by jfbaro 6y ago
Congratulations to all contributors, both individuals and companies.
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by jfbaro 6y ago
The biggest difference is the COLD START, Google offering being in a different ball park. AWS sports ˜300ms cold starts (node and python) while GCP (and Azure) take 5 ~ 10 seconds. I hope GCP catches up or surpass AWS in the near future, bu
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by jfbaro 6y ago
Would it be able to apply some (most) of these technics to other RDBMS like PostgreSQL and MySQL? Maybe some of (non private/secure) information about the queries/stats could be sent back to a centralised server that would be inge
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by jfbaro 6y ago
Thanks to the community. Greeat and powerful new features.
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by jfbaro 6y ago
I hope Nubank opens source DATOMIC... it would benefit a lot from community work.

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