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   by ozgune 10y ago

   (Ozgun from Citus Data) We're planning on supporting VIEWS (but not MATERIALIZED VIEWs) in Citus 6.1: https://github.com/citusdata/citus/issues/442 If you're interested in using Materialized Views i
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   by ozgune 10y ago

   I met Steve several years back while going through YC. He's a much calmer and nicer person than most founders I've met, myself included. If I read this Reddit thread without knowing him, I would have deemed him unprofessional and
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   by ozgune 10y ago

   Thanks for reporting this issue. This looks like a new bug that snuck in recently and we'll be looking at it this week.
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   by ozgune 10y ago

   Just a few thoughts from another Turkish citizen. The people that got arrested last night were allegedly (not actively) tied to a terrorist organization. The legal process is just starting, and these people didn't have their day in cou
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   by ozgune 10y ago

   (Ozgun from Citus Data) We find that the primary motivation for using cstore is reducing disk I/O / storage footprint. cstore_fdw keeps a columnar layout on disk in compressed form and reads only relevant columns. For example, it&
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   by ozgune 10y ago

   Yes, the primary key in the hierarchical database is a composite key of the full lineage. The motivation for that is enforcing uniqueness. When the primary key (PK) contains the sharding key, the database can easily push down the PK constra
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   by ozgune 10y ago

   Good read! I also found the following post useful and practical for getting press for startups: http://www.craigkerstiens.com/2015/07/21/An-intro-PR-guide-f...
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   by ozgune 10y ago

   (Disclaimer: Ozgun from Citus) I'm not a video person, but when I watched this one, I was quite impressed. I feel this may be one of those rare occasions where the blog post title can't quite capture some of all parts in the video
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   Citus Data is hiring a product marketer

   1 points by ozgune 10y ago
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    Citus Data is hiring a product marketer

    1 points by ozgune 10y ago
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    by ozgune 10y ago

    Turkish media had overwhelming evidence on this (all members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and many high ranking generals had been incapacitated by their subordinates during the coup attempt). Sadly, none of the communications, testimonies,
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    by ozgune 11y ago

    (Ozgun from Citus Data) On PostgreSQL language support, we're updating our FAQ to have more information: https://www.citusdata.com/frequently-asked-questions Since the PostgreSQL manual (and its feature set) spans over
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    by ozgune 11y ago

    (Ozgun from Citus Data) We're working on making Citus masterless. In all openness, we evaluated two different approaches to this in the past six months, and wrapped up the design for one. This design works well on the cloud, and we alr
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    Is PostgreSQL Your Next JSON Database?(compose.io)

    3 points by ozgune 11y ago|0 comments
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    How to Spot and Magnify the Powers of Your Engineering Superheroes(firstround.com)

    4 points by ozgune 11y ago|0 comments
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    by ozgune 11y ago

    (Ozgun from Citus Data) Both our open source extensions and the (currently) proprietary CitusDB product are heavily used in production. For example, https://blog.cloudflare.com/scaling-out-postgresql-for-cloud... We're
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    by ozgune 11y ago

    You could write a foreign data wrapper for TokuDB. For some examples: https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Foreign_data_wrappers You can also mix-and-match. You could use PostgreSQL's regular storage engine for some t
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    by ozgune 11y ago

    I think it's the extent of SQL coverage. As an example, PostgreSQL covers all join types (inner, outer, anti, lateral) that I can think of. Postgres has been building its SQL coverage for over a decade, and compares favorably to others
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    by ozgune 11y ago

    This isn't clear in the blog post; I'll try to clarify. The buckets correspond to hash token ranges. For example, the database takes one row from orders_2013, hashes the customer_id value, and gets a hashed value of 1.5B. It then
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    by ozgune 11y ago

    (Ozgun from Citus Data) It's Postgres' Extension APIs. They enable you to extend, cooperate with, or override any database submodule's behavior without forking the database: https://goo.gl/rr2EIm As an exampl
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    by ozgune 11y ago

    (Disclaimer: I'm one of the authors of pg_shard.) pg_shard extends PostgreSQL without forking it, and it's worth a look: https://github.com/citusdata/pg_shard pg_shard v2.0 will target linear scaling and high
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    First Annual PostgreSQL Conference Silicon Valley(pgconfsv.com)

    2 points by ozgune 11y ago|0 comments
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    by ozgune 11y ago

    Great write-up, thanks for sharing! I'm curious about HAProxy being a single point of failure as well. What happens when it fails?
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    by ozgune 11y ago

    Congrats guys. Super excited for the team!
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    by ozgune 11y ago

    My sister, who is a foreigner, studied law in Turkey, did 1 year LLM at Harvard, passed the NY bar, and she's been working at a top US law firm. She initially had a hard time in her interviews, since her resume was "different&quot
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    Googletest – Google C++ Testing Framework(code.google.com)

    5 points by ozgune 11y ago|0 comments
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    Poll: Topics to See in PostgreSQL Conf Silicon Valley '15

    8 points by ozgune 11y ago|0 comments
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    by ozgune 11y ago

    Performance Tuning
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    by ozgune 11y ago

    Scaling Out for Big Data
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    by ozgune 11y ago

    Replication, Backup & Operations