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They are getting shittier and shittier
I was wondering if there’s a way to automatically measure calorie intake—like some kind of biosensor that could be worn on the body. Companies are investigating this I bet!
Congratulations to all PG community!
Can this be used in a way similar to “supercomputers” proposed for Haskel?
coW? So devs can have their ephemeral databases in seconds at no cost? Only the reads and writes they use and the “delta” storage of their thin clone?
Bitenporal support?
Smart anonymization (like Tonic.AI)?
Looking forward to hearing the announcements
Even if a GTP-X will be able to get my description of a system and because it understands the industry lingo and practices create a extremely optimized RUST code, why would we need systems like apps and webapps (like internet bankings) in a world where we all have access to GTP-X?
Like program a KUKA robot to manufacture typewriters in 2023.
How "computer systems" will look like?
Congrats PG team and community
Interesting. I am personally more interested in precise and diverse health sensors, that can measure my health in real time.
Is this the start of a future where we can write high level code (Idris, Agda, Coq) and the resulting code will run as fast (and as safe) as RUST? Interesting.
1. Shorter cold starts
2. Secure environment
3. Heavily tested in production
These are good PROS of Isolate for Serverless Computing, IMHO.
Great list. As I can add anything here, I will say:
- Bitemporal support OOTB (storage would be more expensive, as temporal data needs more disk space)
- CoW capabilities OOTB, so it would be super easy (fast and cheap) to create ephemeral database for development purpose.
- Charge per request (ms of reads, ms of writes) - for the sake of being more specific about serverless.
- AI capabilities that detects the use of the database and suggests indexes or other tweaks to make the database as fast as possible (and cheap), even if schema changes, database size increases or query patterns change
- PostgreSQL support (and all its extensions... I know that's a hard one as PS is based on MySQL)
- OOTB capabilities for Masking and/or anonymizing of data (PCI, PII, etc)
Thanks
Great work Amazon Web Services (AWS)! I am already waiting for V3.... Wish list:
- Pay per transaction (Reads, Writes) + Storage, instead of per resource allocation (some competitors are offering this already).
- No need for VPC, just like DynamoDB does today.
- Multi-region sync replication (no data loss in case a region goes down), but on a per-table base.
- Self-tuning capabilities, like ottertune and postgres.ai
- Unlimited Fast Database Cloning copies for non-production environments (COW)
- Transparent connection pooler (useful when using Lambda)
Many great things to be part of PG 15. Congratulations
Thanks! It would be good to check it again with Graviton3.
Thanks. Reshape is quite promising.
The US controls the world. It is above any regulation or international law. Other countries have to comply with UN and other agencies... not the US. US will always find an excuse to do whatever is best for their oligarchies (AKA Transnational Corporations).
Congrats to Lambda team! Keep evolving the FaaS platform, especially regarding Cold Starts.
That's amazing! Thanks for making this open source.
Could this be extended to support temporal (and Bitemporal) tables? Some storage level optimizations could benefit performance and easy of use for use cases temporarily is important, like financial services systems.
Thanks
Reshape is super promising! Great work!!
Thanks for sharing this! Great stuff.
Also, there is this presentation that might be complementary to the one shared here.
http://matheusoliveira.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/pr...
The presentation above is really good for people interested in FTS on PostgreSQL. The company behind this presentation does tens of thousands of sophisticated searches per second. And it's 100% powered by PostgreSQL.
Thanks
First and most important thing: Congrats to the Cloud Functions team for moving GCF forward.
Second: Please, keep working on reducing the cold start times, min-instance is useful, but it is kind of a hack IMHO.
Third: Native support for RUST would be amazing.
Wow, is there any public list or documentation about these common cases and how to make them faster in PG? I would expect the PG query optimizer to fix this automatically, but as it doesn't, having this documentation would be of great use for many developers. Thanks for sharing!
Promising and innovative tool indeed. I wonder why the big PG users and players are not investing in this (potentially) game changer tool. (AWS, zalando, gitlab, yugabyte, edb to name a few). Great work!!
I see it now that it's a 2018 article. Makes sense!