postgres
for backend engineers, database admins
Why this scored 7
every term, weightedIts fastest-moving item, measured against the pace of its own source
Whether that velocity is itself speeding up, as a per-hour rate
How many independent communities its own items come from
Decays to zero over 14 days, counted from when we first saw it
Subtracted once something is big and old — sized by its biggest item, aged from when we first saw it
Weights are hand-tuned, not learned — we're calibrating them against realized trends as history accumulates. On an entity's first sighting there's no previous reading to compare against, so acceleration starts from a neutral prior rather than a measurement, and velocity falls back to engagement over its whole lifetime until a second reading exists. Full methodology
Outlook
high confidence · estimate, not a guarantee7-day
~22
range 10–34
14-day
~24
range 10–39
30-day
~25
range 6–44
Signal history
7-day window (free)projected trajectory (estimate, not a guarantee)
The evidence
The live items this entity's score aggregates — every community independently talking about it right now. This is the corroboration, shown, not claimed.
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rm -rf on the wrong server: how GitLab lost its production database
GitLab's production DB loss underscores need for solid backup and SRE practices with PostgreSQL. · for SREs, devops engineers
devtoEmerging 3 · postgresdevtools28d ago - 254
Postgres Guide
Database guide released · for db admins
lobstersSteady 3 · postgresdata−8 saturated76d ago - 344
PostgreSQL 19 beta's parallel autovacuum launches workers but leaves vacuum time unchanged
PostgreSQL 19 beta adds parallel autovacuum workers, improving maintenance efficiency. · for database admins, backend engineers
devtoEmerging 2 · postgresdata9d ago - 439
We Replaced 3 Microservices With One Postgres Table
Merging three microservices into one Postgres table streamlines backend architecture. · for backend engineers
devtoSteady 4 · postgresdata48d ago - 536
New things for regular expressions in PostgreSQL (pg_tre and pg_re2)
PostgreSQL adds new regex extensions pg_tre and pg_re2 for richer pattern matching. · for db admins, backend devs
lobstersSteady 4 · postgresdata53d ago - 635
A Straightforward Guide for MVCC in Postgres
Guide clarifies PostgreSQL MVCC behavior, helping backend engineers avoid concurrency bugs. · for backend engineers, db admins
devtoSteady 3 · postgresdata49d ago - 735
Installing FreeRADIUS with PostgreSQL
FreeRADIUS with PostgreSQL adds relational DB-backed authentication for network services. · for network engineers, devops
devtoSteady 3 · postgressecurity52d ago - 835
Your idempotency test probably cannot fail
Typical idempotency tests may miss failure cases in PostgreSQL-Node integrations. · for backend engineers
devtoSteady 3 · postgresdevtools67d ago - 935
Inline vs. Separate Tables for Vectors in Postgres: Measuring the Join Overhead
Benchmarks inline vs separate vector tables in Postgres to assess join overhead. · for data engineers
devtoSteady 2 · postgresdata30d ago - 1035
The AI demo failed, but the database remembered half of it
AI demo failure reveals partial data persistence, stressing robust DB design. · for backend engineers
devtoSteady 3 · postgresdata65d ago - 1135
The 1.4 milliseconds that separate managed Postgres from a local one
Managed Postgres adds ~1.4 ms latency versus local, impacting performance-sensitive services. · for devops engineers
devtoSteady 3 · postgresdata30d ago - 1235
We Deleted Our Vector Database. Postgres Was Faster.
Postgres outperforms a vector DB for RAG workloads, impacting AI retrieval pipelines. · for backend engineers, AI engineers
devtoSteady 3 · postgresai49d ago - 1335
Row-level security in Symfony: the role that ran your migrations bypasses every policy you wrote
Symfony migration role can bypass row-level security policies, risking data exposure. · for backend engineers
devtoSteady 3 · postgressecurity65d ago - 1434
The No-Backend Backend: Neon Data API, RLS and 27 Attacks
Analyzes 27 attacks on Neon Data API and row-level security weaknesses. · for security engineers
devtoSteady 3 · postgressecurity31d ago - 1534
CI Passed 6 of 6 Migrations. A Neon Branch of Production Passed 1
CI confirms all six migrations succeeded on Neon's production branch. · for backend engineers, devops
devtoSteady 3 · postgresdata31d ago - 1634
I'm 12. I ran a global Code Jam on a $150 phone. Here’s the Supabase architecture that held it together. 🐯
Shows how Supabase and Postgres can power large-scale events on cheap hardware. · for backend engineers, startup founders
devtoSteady 3 · postgresweb40d ago - 1734
PostgreSQL for Everything
PostgreSQL is promoted as a universal backend, useful for building diverse services. · for backend engineers
hackernewsSteady 4 · postgresdata67d ago - 1834
Your Audit Log Agrees With Itself. That's the Problem.
Postgres audit logs can become self-contradictory, risking data integrity checks. · for backend engineers, fintech devs
devtoSteady 3 · postgresdata46d ago - 1934
Postgres 19's REPACK rewrites a bloated table without locking out your writers
Postgres 19 REPACK can compact tables without writer downtime, improving DB maintenance. · for db admins, devops
devtoSteady 3 · postgresdevtools47d ago - 2034
PostgreSQL INCLUDE indexes: what problem are they trying to solve?
Explains INCLUDE indexes to cover non-key columns and boost query performance. · for database admins, backend engineers
devtoSteady 3 · postgresdata54d ago