DIY database index
I'm going to talk about emerging technologies in the area of general purpose RDBMS indexing. I will describe different approaches suitable for different workloads. We will discuss ideas from academic researches and corresponding industrial response from developers, communities, and companies. There will be the short live-coding session on creating DIY index in PostgreSQL.
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Peter Gribanov 1С
1С:Enterprise and PostgreSQL
- 1С: as a cross-platform business application development environment
- 1С and PostgreSQL together since 2006
- 1C How to work with 1С on PostgreSQL in 1cFresh cloud service
- What major improvements in 1С:platform make work with PostgreSQL more efficient.
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Kamil Islamov Stickeroid Ai
CTE Queries Usage for Business Logic
Wide usage of Common Table Expression queries considered as a core paradigm for implementing the Business Logic for high loaded web applications development based on PostgreSQL functions.
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Alexander Korotkov Postgres Professional
PostgreSQL bottlenecks
It's so good when database behaves predictable. When the performance is lacking, you just add CPU cores, terabytes of RAM and millions of IOPS, and everything becomes good again. But it's rather unpleasant, when server have plenty of free resources, while database is still running slow. And it's especially sad if stress testing detects no problems, while real life workload of the same volume makes your database hang.
In this talk I will consider bottlenecks of PostgreSQL, which we met in our practice, and which causes sad behavior described above. I'll also explain what can be done at user level in order to evade these bottlenecks, and what developers are planning to do in order to eliminate those bottlenecks. I'm also planning give some recipes of stress testing, which could have to evade surprises in production.
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Denis Smirnov КГБУЗ КДЦ Вивея
Greenplum: Internal Structure of MPP PostgreSQL for Analytics
As we all know, PostgreSQL is a classic vertically scalable database for OLTP loads. In parallel with PostgreSQL for many years there is its alternative horizontal-scalable MPP version of PostgreSQL, that is called Greenplum, sharpened for big data and OLAP workload. In my pitch I will show the internal architecture of Greenplum (distributed transactions, data sharding, partitioning with hybrid storage in external systems, column storage engines with compression, and much more), a comparison with the internal structure of PostgreSQL and the application areas of each solution are shown.