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Umair Shahid: PostgreSQL Lockup vs Stale Connection: How to Tell Them Apart
“The database is locked up.” We heard some version of that sentence more than once this past week, from the same team, about what looked like the same problem. It was not the same problem. Once, Postgres had genuinely stopped responding. Every other time, Postgres was fine, and a connection sitting in the application’s pool had quietly died somewhere between the app and the database.
Christophe Pettus: All Your GUCs in a Row: idle_in_transaction_session_timeout
Christophe Pettus: All Your GUCs in a Row: ident_file
Christophe Pettus: All Your GUCs in a Row: hot_standby_feedback
Mark Wong: Performance Farm July 2026 Update
The PostgreSQL Performance Farm is still not quite a reality, but I think there is some hope on the horizon.
Hubert 'depesz' Lubaczewski: Waiting for PostgreSQL 19 – SQL Property Graph Queries (SQL/PGQ)
Robert Haas: Hacking Workshop for September 2026
I'm pleased to announce that David Rowley will be joining us in September to discuss his talk Optimizing code in the hot path; with examples from tuple deformation. If you're interesting in joining us, please sign up using this form and I will send you an invite to one of the sessions. As always, thanks to David for agreeing to join the sessions.
Muhammad Aqeel: PostgreSQL 18's extension_control_path: Decoupling Extensions from Server Images
PostgreSQL 18 adds a Grand Unified Configuration (GUC), , that lets an extension's control and SQL files live outside the server's own directories. Together with Kubernetes's ImageVolume and Docker's , that makes it practical to package an extension as its own small OCI container image and mount it into the PostgreSQL pod at runtime, without rebuilding the server image.The idea is compelling. A fleet of clusters sharing one lean, unmodified PostgreSQL image. Extensions versioned and upgraded independently.
Pavlo Golub: WAWTech+Summer 2026 [UNLOGGED]
The official logs are still processing, but the raw data is ready.
Welcome to the newest #UNLOGGED drop from WAWTech+Summer 2026 in Warsaw. We traded the classic conference center for an open-air tech festival at Tor Służewiec, and the energy was incredible.
Shaun Thomas: Looking Forward to Postgres 19: The Cult of Functionality
Postgres ships with a genuinely bountiful catalog of built-in functions. There are literally thousands of them, covering everything from trigonometry to JSON path queries to full-text ranking. It's a kitchen sink of staggering proportions. Somehow despite all of that, there are actually still a few gaps to fill.Need a random date for some test data? That's going to be an entire expression, I'm afraid. How about the exact definition of a role, tablespace, or database?
Christophe Pettus: All Your GUCs in a Row: hot_standby
Christopher Winslett: Hybrid Search Patterns with Postgres and pgvector
Most production vector queries are not simple nearest-neighbor searches. Rarely is the query to return "the 10 most similar documents in the entire table." Typically, it's something closer to: find the 10 most similar documents in the legal category, published in the last 30 days. That mix of similarity ranking plus scalar filters is hybrid search.
Pavlo Golub: vip-manager v5 is out: what you need to know
High availability setups are never “set and forget”. Every new release of your tooling can change how your cluster behaves at 03:00 when something breaks.
vip-manager v5 is one of those releases you really want to read about before just hitting apt upgrade. In this post I’ll walk through the important breaking changes, what they mean in practice, and what you should do before rolling this out on production.
Christophe Pettus: All Your GUCs in a Row: hba_file
Stefanie Janine: ProOpenSource is now an Open Alliance for PostgreSQL Education Supporter
The OAPE is the recently founded organistion that will offer indipendent community PostgreSQL certifications.
Why Becoming A SupporterFor years there have only been companies offering PostgreSQL certifications.
I always believed, that the PostgreSQL community could do better with community based certifications.
A community based certification has the advantage, that even the process itself becomes public.
Dave Stokes: AI Chat With DBeaver Community Edition
DBeaver recently introduced interactive chat capabilities into the free, open-source Community Edition. What does that mean?
It means some of your database tasks can be accomplished significantly faster!
First, you can ask for information without coding SQL. I love Structured Query Language, but it is much faster to write this prompt:
What are the top ten most popular rentals and how much revenue did they generate?
Christophe Pettus: All Your GUCs in a Row: hash_mem_multiplier
Dimitri Fontaine: SQL Improvements in PostgreSQL 11–18: A Personal Selection
Seven major versions of PostgreSQL shipped between 2018 and 2025, one per year without exception, and each with a changelog of 150 to 200 user-visible changes. Each release covers a broad canvas — performance, replication, administration, and security — but every one of them also advanced the SQL layer, filling gaps in the standard, adding missing functionality, or cleaning up long-standing rough edges. Working through the new edition of The Art of PostgreSQL forced me to catalogue them all; this is my selection of the features I kept reaching for while rewriting the examples.
Hans-Juergen Schoenig: Data Lineage in PostgreSQL 19: Finally, an Answer When the CFO Asks "Where Did This Number Come From?"
Picture this: it's Monday morning, your coffee is still warm, and someone from finance slides into your DMs asking why the Q4 revenue number doesn't match what they expected. You know the data flows through about five transformation steps, but the pipeline was built by someone who left two years ago, and the documentation is... let's say aspirational.
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