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18 items on 15 Sep 2026
MongoDB

From Curiosity to Impact: Inside the MongoDB Intern Experience

What does it look like to intern at MongoDB? The answer depends on the team, the project, and the people you meet along the way. For Aashcharya Gorakh, the summer meant building and testing AI agents to help automate…

Source: MongoDB Blog
PostgreSQL

Jeremy Schneider: Agents Gone Awry on Postgres SBOMs: Start Over

If you were wondering, it’s the SBOM thing that I mentioned the other day. Postgres Extensions in containers with full inventory, provenance and attestation. I’ve been using plenty of AI Agents to put this together.…

Source: Planet PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL

Dimitri Fontaine: Plan Advice in PostgreSQL 19

There is a conversation that happens in every PostgreSQL shop eventually. A query that has been fine for a year gets slow overnight. Nothing was deployed. The data grew a little, ANALYZE ran, and the planner — entirely…

Source: Planet PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL

Christophe Pettus: 19th Nervous Breakdown

PostgreSQL 19's release crumbled under its own ambition: eight major features landed in five weeks before freeze, three committers pulled their work, and a…

Source: Planet PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL

Jimmy Angelakos: Send us a contribution straight from the site

Until now, the only way to tell us about a contribution worth listing was email. There is now a form on the site instead. You do not need an account, and you do not have to tell us who you are. Write the contribution in…

Source: Planet PostgreSQL
Open Source PostgreSQL

Vondra: PostgreSQL development activity

PostgreSQL contributor Tomas Vondra has published a blog post looking at development activity in the project, with data from the late 1990s to today. We're doing ~50 commits per week, give or take. In ~2010 we were…

Source: LWN.net jzb
PostgreSQL

Tomas Vondra: Postgres development activity

Every now and then I need a break from writing code. In those cases I like looking at data about a subject I’m interested in - looking for trends, quantifying the expected effects, and so on. I needed just such a break…

Source: Planet PostgreSQL