Earlier this year, I had the incredible opportunity to present at PGConf India, where I delved into the intricacies of Write-Ahead Logging (WAL) in PostgreSQL. My presentation aimed to demystify this crucial database feature that ensures data integrity and enhances performance.
Fujitsu has participated in the PostgreSQL community for over 20 years and has contributed to PostgreSQL development by developing new features, as well as creating and reviewing correction patches. And last year we took our team contributions to a whole new level.
The public sector is undergoing a digital transformation, and at the heart of this shift lies a powerful enabler: open source technology. Once seen primarily as a tool for startups and tech giants, open source is now becoming the cornerstone of government modernization efforts around the globe.
The rapid advancements in quantum computing are revolutionizing technology, but they also pose a significant challenge to our data security.
PostgreSQL has released a new version, with a host of updates and improvement to the world’s most advanced open-source database. In this blog post, I want to take you through the key new features implemented in PostgreSQL 17.
Fujitsu Enterprise Postgres proudly sponsored FOSSASIA Summit 2024, an enthusiastic gathering of innovators and collaborators in open source technology held in Hanoi, Vietnam, engaging 5,000+ participants from 50 countries.
I am part of the Fujitsu OSS Postgres team, a group of Postgres engineers at Fujitsu work that have been working continuously to deliver contributions to the community since 2019. I would like to reflect on my past year and also share with you my endeavours for the year.
It has been over 20 years that Postgres developers in Fujitsu have been joining the open source community to grow and expand. We have been brought together as a dedicated team in 2019 as Fujitsu OSS Postgres team. In this blog, I have the pleasure of talking about my experience so far.
PostgreSQL, or Postgres as it is often known, is an advanced open source database with a long development history. Fujitsu has been one of the key contributors to its success.
Postgres engineers at Fujitsu have been contributing to the community to enhance OSS PostgreSQL features for enterprise adoption, in the areas such as replication and performance. In this blog, I would like to give you a brief look on how I take on my day-to-day activities and what I am passionate about.
We at Fujitsu have been actively contributing to the PostgreSQL opensource community since 2003, participating in the development of new features, bug fixes, and code review. Today I would like to talk about what a typical day is like as a Postgres engineer.
I am constantly impressed by the talent and commitment of the Fujitsu engineers that work hard to make PostgreSQL the best database in the market. So, I thought that more people should know these passionate professionals, and what a day in their life is like.
As we enter the new year preparing for future projects, we can expect that in any industry our data volumes will increase.
Hey there, Database Administrators! After our dive into the 'Protect' pillar, it's time to shift gears to another crucial aspect of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework – the 'Detect' pillar. This is where our skills and vigilance come into play to identify potential cybersecurity events. Think of yourself as a digital detective in the vast landscape of data.
Hello, database dynamos! As we continue our look into Database Administrator security tasks and how they relate to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, let’s follow on from risk management and talk about Governance and Data Security.
