PostgreSQL, every mention

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▶ 28:24 Jordan Tigani It can deliver value in that, you know, you can join, you know, data from your Postgres server against data that's living in the cloud.
▶ 33:49 Jordan Tigani Yeah, he created Postgres and Ingress, um,

▶ 17:53 Tobie Morgan Hitchcock It can run as a single node, like Postgres.
▶ 21:06 Tobie Morgan Hitchcock So in Postgres or relational database, something like MySQL, you traditionally have an ID field which is an integer.
▶ 42:43 Matt Turck Pick on them necessarily, but it's like this whole group of, um, sort of Postgres based, uh, modern databases, um, that, uh, you know, some of which are doing great things with a great traction. 2 times in the scene

▶ 56:05 Olivier Pomel Uh, database-wise, you know, we mostly built on, I mean, we still use, in some areas, like some standard databases, like Postgres and things like that.

▶ 0:07 Mike Freedman So today I want to talk about timescale and what I'm going to refer to as the once and future database platform, Postgres.
▶ 1:52 Mike Freedman Uh, even though it has its roots back in the 19 eighties, Postgres is now one of the most popular databases for developers, and it's not a niche database, good for only one thing, but a full database platform, and we'll see why in a minute. 2 times in the scene
▶ 2:42 Mike Freedman Today, these companies trust timescale to build their powerful applications with Postgres. 9 times in the scene
▶ 7:40 Mike Freedman We extended Postgres in order to help now developers build powerful AI applications. 5 times in the scene
▶ 11:06 Mike Freedman This is PGAI running in Postgres. 4 times in the scene
▶ 15:31 Mike Freedman You might think of Postgres as an OLTP database, but we first proved that it could be powerful for time series and analytics, and right now we're showing it could power AI and vectors as well, all without a new architecture. 3 times in the scene
▶ 16:12 Matt Turck Building, um, great database companies on, on top of Postgres. 8 times in the scene
▶ 16:31 Mike Freedman Amazon Redshift is actually a fork of Postgres eight.

▶ 2:30 Aaron Katz Row oriented like Postgres or a transactional database.
▶ 7:38 Aaron Katz And those types of use cases, companies originally selected technologies like Postgres, for example, for that type of use case, and then realize that as these data volumes exploded, especially with the emergence of gen AI, that they simply…
▶ 25:30 Aaron Katz Um, we're seeing companies that chose a relational or transactional database, like Postgres.

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