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xgermanFind me tomorrow - same time, same place. I put some of the #documentdb stickers at the #Yugabyte booth or find me wandering halls #kubecon
If you like to learn more about #documentdb I am speaking at two #kubecon events Monday: #AzureDay at the Microsoft office and after lunch at the #DistributedSQLDay put on by #Yugabyte - hope to see you.
Mark AllansonThe best time to start blogging is to not stop blogging in the first place. The next best time is today.
Here's a syndication of a post from the ComplyAdvantage Technology Blog to kicks things off.
simplyblockContainer Attached Storage (CAS) and Container Storage Interface (CSI) are the most important terms when it comes to Kubernetes and stateful workloads like databases (such as #postgresql, #yugabyte, and others). We explain them - just for you!
Guest @FranckPachot from #yugabyte joins our very own @noctarius2k in this episode of the weekly, 20 min #CloudCommute #podcast, talking about #distributedsql, #postgresql , #vectordatabases, and more. Tune in!
The 🎙️ is available on Spotify, iTunes, Pandora, Amazon Music, and more.
🎥👉 https://youtu.be/1EAKqwcP2SY
#vectordatabase #vectorsearch #vectordb #database #databases #postgres #postgressql
EP 02: Franck Pachot from Yugabyte - Cloud Commute by simplyblock
Franck PachotUsing #PostgreSQL RLS for multi-tenancy SaaS is quite common, but some users want to access a list of tenants. Here's how to do it efficiently (and leveraging loose index scan in #YugabyteDB)
https://dev.to/yugabyte/postgresql-row-level-security-with-an-array-of-tenants-2136
https://dev.to/yugabyte/postgresql-row-level-security-with-an-array-of-tenants-2136
Batching remote reads/writes is how #YugabyteDB can provide elasticity with high performance. An example of Foreign Key checking:
https://dev.to/yugabyte/foreign-keys-on-distributed-sql-dont-worry-it-scales-2g0g
https://dev.to/yugabyte/foreign-keys-on-distributed-sql-dont-worry-it-scales-2g0g
An example of read restart, which is how Oracle Database or #YugabyteDB avoids serialization errors in Read Committed, without inconsistent read time:
What? There's no Inverted Join in #YugabyteDB?
Of course not. That's not how SQL works.
If you want a Nested Loop to an Inverted Index, do like in PostgreSQL: declare a GIN index and let the DB choose the join method:
https://dev.to/yugabyte/inner-inverted-join-in-yugabytedb-postgresql-g22
Of course not. That's not how SQL works.
If you want a Nested Loop to an Inverted Index, do like in PostgreSQL: declare a GIN index and let the DB choose the join method:
https://dev.to/yugabyte/inner-inverted-join-in-yugabytedb-postgresql-g22
