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16 items on 03 Sep 2026
MongoDB

Navigating the AI Revolution: The Importance of Adaptation

In 1999, Steve Ballmer gave a famous speech in which he said that the “key to industry transformation, the key to success is developers developers developers developers developers developers developers, developers…

Source: MongoDB Blog
MongoDB

MongoDB 8.0: Improving Performance, Avoiding Regressions

MongoDB 8.0 is the most secure, durable, available and performant version of MongoDB yet: it’s 36% faster in read workloads and 32% faster in mixed read and write workloads than MongoDB 7.0 In addition to benefitting…

Source: MongoDB Blog
PostgreSQL

10 Years of Distributed Postgres® High Availability

Meeting modern demand for enterprise data requires distributed high availability—running your database in multiple locations at once, so when one fails, the others keep serving traffic without interruption. That’s what…

Source: EDB Blog
PostgreSQL

Devrim GÜNDÜZ: PostgreSQL RPM repo comes to Amazon Linux 2023!

If you run PostgreSQL on EC2, you've had two real choices until now: build from source, or fall back to whatever version Amazon Linux itself carries in its base repos. Neither matches what the rest of the PostgreSQL…

Source: Planet PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL

Dimitri Fontaine: Getting Ready for PostgreSQL 19

PostgreSQL 19 Beta 3 shipped on August 13, 2026, and the release notes have been filled in as of 2026-07-18 — still marked subject to change, and the GA date isn’t announced yet, but following the project’s usual…

Source: Planet PostgreSQL
Open Source PostgreSQL

Security updates for Thursday

Security updates have been issued by AlmaLinux (freerdp, go-fdo-server, golang-github-openprinting-ipp-usb, kernel, kernel-rt, nodejs:24, perl-DBI, and php), Debian (firefox-esr, libapache2-mod-auth-openidc, and…

Source: LWN.net jzb
JavaScript PostgreSQL

Bun now passes 80.5% of Node's test suite

#​639 — September 3, 2026 Read on the Web NestJS 12 Released with ESM-First Packages, Rspack and Vitest — The progressive framework gets its biggest release in years, going ESM-first (CJS is still an option), replacing…

Source: Node Weekly
PostgreSQL

Alexander Ioffe: How One Extra JOIN Reliably Breaks Postgres

Adding a 5-row lookup table to a 9-table billing query flips the plan from 0.3ms nested loops to 467ms hash joins. The cause is join_collapse_limit = 8, a default Postgres has shipped since 2005. SQL Server and MySQL…

Source: Planet PostgreSQL