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  • @biggrizzly
    BigGrizzly @biggrizzly CC BY-NC-SA 17/07/2026
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    SQLite Is All You Need
    ▻https://www.dbpro.app/blog/sqlite-is-all-you-need

    I read Prefer STRICT tables in #SQLite by Evan Hahn last week, and it got me thinking. Here is someone treating SQLite as a database you put real, typed, production data into. Which raises the obvious question: how far does that actually go?

    So we found out. We built a social network on SQLite, 50,000 users and a million posts in a single 343MB file, put it behind a Node API, made every table STRICT on Evan’s advice, and hammered it until the numbers stopped being flattering. This post is what came back: the benchmarks, the config, the code, and the places it falls over.

    The short version: one file, one process, and the heaviest page in the app served 315 million requests a day on a laptop. For almost anything you are building, SQLite in #WAL mode is enough, and the #Postgres container you spun up out of habit was never needed.

    If you want the evidence rather than the argument, skip straight to the benchmarks. The limits are here too, and they are real.

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  • @aurelieng
    aurelieng @aurelieng via RSS CC BY 17/12/2025

    Maxteabag/sqlit: A user friendly #TUI for SQL databases. Written in python. Supports SQL server, #mysql, PostreSQL and #sqlite, #turso and more.
    ▻https://github.com/Maxteabag/sqlit

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    #sqlit #cli #sqlserver #mariadb #postgresql

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  • @aurelieng
    aurelieng @aurelieng via RSS CC BY 4/12/2025

    #pglite: Lightweight #wasm Postgres
    ▻https://pglite.dev

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    #postgresql #database

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  • @cdb_77
    CDB_77 @cdb_77 28/10/2025
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    L’#Île-de-France claque aussi la porte à #Microsoft : place aux solutions 100 % françaises pour ses 550 000 élèves

    Et si les données personnelles de nos enfants n’appartenaient plus, par défaut, aux géants américains de la tech ? C’est le pari que s’apprête à tenir la Région Île-de-France en organisant la sortie de Microsoft de ses lycées. Une décision politique et technique lourde de sens, qui pourrait bien faire des émules.

    Dès la rentrée 2025, la Région Île-de-France mettra fin à l’utilisation des solutions Microsoft pour centraliser et traiter les informations de ses quelque 550 000 lycéens. Ce n’est pas une simple migration technique, mais bien un acte politique fort en faveur de la souveraineté numérique.

    L’Île-de-France abandonne Microsoft pour ses 550 000 lycéens

    Au cœur de cette décision se trouve une préoccupation majeure : la #protection_des_données face à l’extraterritorialité du droit américain, incarnée par le fameux #Cloud_Act. Cette loi permet en effet aux autorités américaines de réclamer des données stockées sur les serveurs d’entreprises américaines... Même lorsque ces serveurs se trouvent à l’étranger.

    Une perspective jugée inacceptable par l’exécutif régional pour des informations aussi sensibles que les notes, les emplois du temps ou les communications entre élèves, professeurs et parents.

    Le projet consiste donc à fédérer plusieurs briques logicielles souveraines au sein d’une plateforme unique. Pour cela, la Région s’appuie sur un consortium d’acteurs français dont les premiers noms se précisent. La bascule la plus significative, déjà engagée depuis septembre, est la migration des comptes #Microsoft_365 vers le cloud de #Leviia, dont les #data_centers sont situés en France.

    Pour la brique de vie scolaire, le nom de #Docaposte est avancé, la filiale numérique du Groupe La Poste qui a racheté la société #Index_Éducation, éditeur du logiciel #PRONOTE. À terme, l’ensemble de ces services sera intégré dans la plateforme commune MonLycée.net pour les 550 000 lycéens et professeurs.

    Si la transition s’annonce progressive et ne concerne pas, pour l’heure, tous les services informatiques de la collectivité, elle constitue un signal très puissant. L’initiative francilienne n’est d’ailleurs pas un cas isolé puisque la ville de Lyon a déjà amorcé un virage similaire en se tournant vers des alternatives libres comme #OnlyOffice, #Linux ou #PostgreSQL pour remplacer les solutions de la firme de #Redmond.

    ▻https://www.lesnumeriques.com/societe-numerique/l-ile-de-france-claque-aussi-la-porte-a-microsoft-place-aux-solutions
    #arrêt #abandon
    –-

    ajouté à la Métaliste sur les institutions et municipalités qui claquent les portes à #Microsoft :
    ►https://seenthis.net/messages/1143366

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  • @aurelieng
    aurelieng @aurelieng via RSS CC BY 3/03/2025

    #VectorChord-BM25: Revolutionize #postgresql Search with #bm25 Ranking
    ▻https://blog.vectorchord.ai/vectorchord-bm25-revolutionize-postgresql-search-with-bm25-ranking-

    — Permalink

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  • @framasoft
    Framasoft.org @framasoft via RSS CC BY 16/05/2024

    #Argos_Panoptès : la supervision de sites web simple et efficace
    ▻https://framablog.org/2024/05/16/argos-panoptes-la-supervision-de-sites-web-simple-et-efficace

    Un nouvel outil de supervision de sites web vient de sortir de la forge de Framasoft, tout beau, tout neuf, tout simple. Mais pourquoi ? On vous explique tout ! Le problème Chez Framasoft, nous avons beaucoup de sites web. Vous connaissez … Lire la suite­­

    #Le_coin_tech #Logiciel_libre #Outils_émancipateurs #Adminsys #Code #Frama.space #PostgreSQL #Python

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  • @framasoft
    Framasoft.org @framasoft via RSS CC BY 16/05/2024

    #Argos Panoptès, l’interview
    ▻https://framablog.org/2024/05/16/argos-panoptes-linterview

    Pour Framaspace, Framasoft a fait développer un outil de #Supervision de sites web nommé #Argos_Panoptès (ou juste Argos pour aller plus vite). Développé par Alexis Métaireau, développeur entre autres du générateur de site statique Pelican, et de l’outil de … Lire la suite­­

    #Dans_notre_archipel #Frama.space #Interviews #Le_coin_tech #Outils_émancipateurs #Adminsys #Code #Interview #PostgreSQL #Python

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  • @b_b
    b_b @b_b PUBLIC DOMAIN 21/02/2022
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    Don’t install #PostgreSQL - Using containers for local development.
    ▻https://www.perrygeo.com/dont-install-postgresql-using-containers-for-local-development.html

    #Docker #containers provide a robust way to run postgres in local development, with very few compromises. A container-based workflow makes it easier to maintain multiple parallel database, and to move data freely between systems. For my money, there’s no need to apt install postgres again.

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  • @simongeorges
    simongeorges @simongeorges CC BY 12/11/2019

    Améliorez votre #SQL : utilisez des index filtrés
    ▻https://makina-corpus.com/blog/metier/2019/ameliorez-votre-sql-utilisez-des-index-filtres

    L’indexation d’une base de données est un vaste sujet, dans cet article nous examinerons une possibilité offerte par #PostgreSQL dans les index et le filtrage de l’index pour qu’il ne s’applique pas à toute la table.

    #News_Item

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  • @severo
    severo @severo PUBLIC DOMAIN 8/11/2019
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    @biggrizzly
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    Achieving k-anonymity with PostgreSQL

    ▻https://blog.taadeem.net/english/2019/11/07/achieving-k-anonymity-with-postgresql

    #k-anonymity #anonymisation #postgresql

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  • @simongeorges
    simongeorges @simongeorges CC BY 5/11/2019

    Améliorez votre #SQL : utilisez des invariants dans les conditions
    ▻https://makina-corpus.com/blog/metier/2019/ameliorez-votre-sql-utilisez-des-invariants-dans-les-conditions

    Il suffit parfois de repenser la façon d’exprimer une condition de filtrage dans une requête SQL pour observer des gains de performances impressionnants. Et la meilleure façon de s’en souvenir c’est sans doute de le voir fonctionner en direct.

    #PostgreSQL #News_Item

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  • @oanth_rss
    oAnth_RSS @oanth_rss CC BY 7/06/2019

    Miniflux un serveur RSS
    ▻https://diasp.eu/p/9162007

    Miniflux un serveur RSS

    Comments

    ▻https://fredix.xyz/2019/06/miniflux-un-serveur-rss #conteneurs #postgresql

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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 16/04/2019

    Building a Pincode Mapper and #routing engine with #postgis and pgrouting
    ▻https://hackernoon.com/building-a-pincode-mapper-and-routing-engine-with-postgis-and-pgrouting-

    https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1024/1*zm58M7T7Unl2yqZqqOCbUQ.png

    ? Storing and Processing #gis data :Storing and Processing GIS data has become really important nowadays as many organizations deal with geospatial data all the time. As you might know #postgres offers a beautiful extension called Postgis that can be easily used to store, query and process spatial information. Pgrouting extends postgis to provide geospatial routing functionality.Sometimes we have location data with respect to time. Such data is called spatiotemporal data and this data is very useful to track something or someone with respect to both space and time.Trajectories in Postgis can be used to handle spatiotemporal data but if your data is huge then you could make use of Geomesa or Geospark with Apache Accumulo and Geoserver to handle your spatiotemporal Bigdata.QGIS along with (...)

    #maps

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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 28/03/2019

    #postgresql’s Exciting features, you should know
    ▻https://hackernoon.com/postgresqls-exciting-features-you-should-know-a516a441b8c4?source=rss---

    https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1000/1*PIOuPjsDGmgRw8jzTFnsJg.jpeg

    PostgreSQL is a powerful,object-relational database system that extends the #sql language combined with many features that safely store and scale the most complicated data workloads.PostgreSQL comes with many features aimed to help developers build applications, administrators to protect data integrity and build fault-tolerant environments, and manage data no matter how big or small the dataset.Here, I pick some great PostgreSQL features you may not have taken a look at but really should, since they can help you get code into production faster, make easier and generally get things done with less code and less effort.InheritanceTable #inheritance allows extracting a common set of columns into a parent table with children defining additional fields.CREATE TABLE invoices ( invoice_number (...)

    #postgresql-feature #sharding

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  • @simongeorges
    simongeorges @simongeorges CC BY 7/02/2019

    #Formation #PostgreSQL / #PostGIS du 26 au 28 mars à Paris
    ▻https://makina-corpus.com/blog/formation/2019/formation-postgresql-postgis-paris

    Découvrez les outils Libres pour gérer vos données spatiales !

    #Toulouse #Nantes #News_Item

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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 23/01/2019

    How to Integrate Next.Js and #hasura ?
    ▻https://hackernoon.com/how-to-integrate-next-js-and-hasura-4a964424db6d?source=rss----3a8144eab

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    How to Integrate Next.Js and HasuraBefore you start this project, i assume that you have basic idea about Next.js and Hasura. In this blog i will be showing how to integrate Next.js and Hasura.What is Next.Js ?Next.js is a JavaScript framework created by Zeit. It lets you build server-side rendering and static web applications using #react. It’s a great tool to build your next website. It has many great features and advantages, which can make #nextjs your first option for building your next web application.You don’t need any configuration of webpack or similar to start using Next.js. It comes with its configuration. All you need is to run yarn run dev and start building your application ?.Now that you are ready let’s get started!How to setup a Next.Js app ?I hope you will be aware of (...)

    #postgresql #nextjs-and-hasura

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  • @simongeorges
    simongeorges @simongeorges CC BY 15/11/2018

    #Formation base de données #PostgreSQL
    ▻https://makina-corpus.com/blog/formation/2018/formation-base-de-donnees-postgresql

    Découvrez notre plan de formation PostgreSQL disponible sur Toulouse, Nantes et Paris.

    #News_Item

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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 12/11/2018

    Better Ways to Build an E-learning website using #angularjs and #postgresql
    ▻https://hackernoon.com/better-ways-to-build-e-learning-website-using-angularjs-postgresql-455d8

    https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/850/1*lUuk7j-gwGYH81i6Xz1N6A.png

    Everyone talks about the huge possibilities of digital learning but is not so mindful about its biggest pain point, developing an efficient digital platform. However, with the recently rising urge towards e-learning business, we now have access to an abundance of front-end and back-end development technologies and tools that facilitates our efforts to create efficient e-learning platforms.When it comes to e-learning website development, our prime preference is Angular JS- the powerful #javascript framework developed by Google. Being an open source framework, it simplifies the process of development to a considerable extent. Here in this document, we ought to offer you some brief insights that might help you with your next e-learning web app development.Why Choose an Angular JS and (...)

    #elearning #elearning-development

    • #E-Learning
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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 19/07/2018

    Getting started with #graphql APIs on #heroku
    ▻https://hackernoon.com/getting-started-with-graphql-apis-on-heroku-fa688ce0a56f?source=rss----3

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    The open source Hasura GraphQL Engine gives you high performance GraphQL APIs over #postgres. Deploy it to the Heroku free tier in 30 seconds.Get started with GraphQL in just 30 seconds with Hasura GraphQL Engine on HerokuAt Hasura, we have always been huge fans of Heroku’s git push based deployment workflow. All of our engineers have, at some point, had side projects running with Heroku, and one of our most popular open source projects, Gitkube, brings the Heroku workflow to a Kubernetes cluster.Our aim with the Hasura GraphQL Engine is to help you setup a GraphQL server with the least amount of friction, so that you can start building applications without any setup. With that in mind, we present the Hasura deployment on Heroku’s free tier.30 seconds to GraphQL (...)

    #api #react

    • #heroku
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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 9/07/2018

    Have Your #postgres Cake with Amazon Redshift and eat it, too.
    ▻https://hackernoon.com/have-your-postgres-cake-with-amazon-redshift-and-eat-it-too-283b431ba5fa

    https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/640/1*OoXo9t3oELe2Tp_KhMkNXg.jpeg

    by Luke GotszlingAt intermix.io, we use Amazon Redshift as part of our stack. Amazon Redshift is an OLAP database, and a valuable tool for data teams due to its low cost and speed for analytical queries. We have a particular use case though. We’re using Amazon Redshift in an OLTP scenario, i.e. we’ve built an analytical application on top of Redshift.The challenge of using Redshift as an OLTP is that queries can lack the low-latency that would exist on a traditional RDBMS and transactional queries. Also, there are features of a traditional RDBMS that would often be useful when querying Redshift (e.g. indices).In this post we detail a method of using Amazon Redshift as an OLTP. We will tell the story of how we off-load OLTP workloads from Amazon Redshift to Amazon RDS. We were able to do (...)

    #aws #postgres-cake #amazon-redshift #big-data

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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 6/07/2018

    #postgresql #rds Creation/Migration in #aws
    ▻https://hackernoon.com/postgresql-rds-creation-migration-in-aws-cbae2901d460?source=rss----3a81

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    This article describes about process to create a #database from an existing one in AWS, we will cover the steps to migrate your schema and data from an existing database to the new one. You might encounter this process when there is a need for creating a RDS instance for different environments (System Testing, Integration Testing or Performance Testing) in your infrastructure or during database migration from one version to another. Since most of the organizations are moving into You Build You Own model relying on DBA team for each change request will not be required if we know few simple steps to manage database changes on our own. I am just writing this article as it might save some time on getting things done faster for what is needed to spin up your RDS instance with necessary (...)

    #postgres

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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 23/05/2018

    Showdown : #mysql 8 vs PostgreSQL 10
    ▻https://hackernoon.com/showdown-mysql-8-vs-postgresql-10-3fe23be5c19e?source=rss----3a8144eabfe

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    Photo by David MarcuNow that MySQL 8 and PostgreSQL 10 are out, it’s a good time to revisit how the two major open source relational databases compete against each other.Before these versions, the general perception has been that while #postgres is superior in feature sets and its pedigree, MySQL is more battle tested at scale with massive concurrent reads /writes.But with the latest releases, the gap between the two has gotten significantly narrowed.Feature ComparisonLet’s take a look at the “trendy” features that we all love to talk about.It used to be easy to say that MySQL works best for online transactions, and PostgreSQL works best for analytical processes. But not anymore.Common Table Expressions (CTEs) and window functions have been the main reason to choose PostgreSQL. But now, (...)

    #database #programming

    • #MySQL
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  • @hackernoon
    Hacker Noon @hackernoon CC BY-SA 4/04/2018

    #postgres: Idle queries and pg_locks
    ▻https://hackernoon.com/postgres-idle-queries-and-pg-locks-216b207c3e39?source=rss----3a8144eabf

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    Getting postgres unstuck when it seems to “hang” or be super slow on queriesSo, I was recently trying to insert 8 million rows into a table in my database (just another day in grad school) and noticed that the query was taking longer than usual. However, if I just selected the 8 million rows, it would execute pretty fast. The table I was inserting into had no triggers or indices, meaning something was blocking the insert.That combination of being able to do fast selects and not being able to do inserts gave me the impression that the table was “locked” by a transaction or something. This had happened to me before, when I had an iPython notebook open and hadn’t closed my connection, and terminated a query midway by crashing the web page.The last time, I knew what was causing the problem, so I (...)

    #debugging #idle-queries #pg-locks #sql

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  • @tofulm
    tofulm @tofulm 13/03/2018

    Publication des manuels de formations Dalibo !
    ▻http://blog.dalibo.com/2018/03/12/publication_manuels_formation.html

    #postgresql

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  • @simongeorges
    simongeorges @simongeorges CC BY 9/02/2018

    Ré-ordonner des lignes dans #PostGIS avec une requête récursive
    ▻https://makina-corpus.com/blog/metier/2018/re-ordonner-des-lignes-dans-postgis-avec-une-requete-recursive

    Comment ordonner des lignes les unes à la suite des autres dans PostGIS

    #OpenStreetMap #PostgreSQL #News_Item

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