This free, virtual community event serves to highlight the features and uses of the PostGIS spatial database as a part of the GIS ecosystem. We have a full day of talks lined up so check out the schedule and don't forget to register!
We’re excited to releasepg_parquet- an open source Postgres extension for working with Parquet files. The extension reads and writes parquet files to local disk or to S3 natively from Postgres.
Postgres 17 added another huge JSON feature to its growing repository of strong JSON support with the JSON_TABLE feature. JSON_TABLE lets you query JSON and display and query data like it is native relational SQL. So you can easily take JSON data feeds and work with it like you would any other Postgres data in your database.
We are excited to announce the release of Crunchy Postgres for Kubernetes 5.7! This latest version brings a wealth of new features and enhancements designed to make your Postgres deployments on Kubernetes more flexible, efficient, secure, and robust than ever before.
You followed all the best practices, your sales dates are stored in perfect timestamp format, but now you need to get reports by day, weeks, quarters, and months. You need to bin, bucket, and roll up sales data in easy to view reports. Do you need a BI tool? Not yet actually. Your Postgres database has hundreds of functions that let you query data analytics by date.
There is something new you may not have seen in the release notes for Postgres 17. No, not a new feature, I mean inside the actual release notes themselves! The Postgres project uses the git program to track commits to the project, and now each item in the release notes has a link to the actual commit (or multiple commits) that enabled it.