Today we’re joined by Ray Lane and DJ Patil from GreatPoint Ventures. Ray, known for his pivotal role at Oracle during its turnaround, shares his journey from the US Army to top tech positions and eventually co-founding GreatPoint Ventures, where he supports entrepreneurs. DJ Patil – investor, entrepreneur, and former U.S. Chief Data Scientist – jo…

Sai Srirampur is the co-founder of PeerDB and a veteran Postgres Solutions Engineer with experience at Citus Data and Microsoft. He has been at the forefront of optimizing and scaling Postgres for large data workloads and is now spearheading innovation in data movement and replication with PeerDB. In this episode, we'll discuss the challenges of tu…

In this episode, we talk Postgres committer Melanie Plagemean about her involvement with @PGConfdev, improvements to vacuum scheduling and auto vacuum configuration, the logical replication of DDL, and platforms such as CNCF and Kubernetes integrating with Postgres. Links mentioned: PGConf.dev YouTube – CMU Database Group Path To Citus Con Podcast …

Bharath Rupireddy has carved a niche for himself in the Postgres community since he began using the database system back in 2020. From his start at EnterpriseDB to making strides at Microsoft, and now contributing to the AWS open-source project, Bharath is entrenched in the inner workings of Postgres development. He has worked in many areas of Post…

As the podcast host of The Builders, member of Postgres Women, and Staff Engineer at EDB, Gülçin Yıldırım Jelínek is passionate to see where this space will take us. We kick off Season 2 with Gülçin as she shares her journey in the tech industry, CloudNativePG, the impact of AI on Postgres, and the representation of women in the Postgres community.…

Alongside his peers studying Systems Network Engineering, Jelte Fennema-Nio unearthed a security vulnerability within the framework of Postgres. Since then, Jelte joined the world of cybersecurity and network engineering. He is currently Principal Software Engineer at Microsoft working on Citus/ Postgres/ PgBouncer. In this episode we explore: Fork…

Amit Kapila is a PostgreSQL Committer and a Senior Director at Fujitsu India. Amit joins the show to share his contributions to logical replication enhancements (achieving highly available systems), his involvement in the PostgreSQL community, and his perspective on contributions from tech giants in advancing PostgreSQL features. In this episode we…

As Principal Architect at Tembo and the creator of PGXN, David Wheeler is a seminal figure in the Postgres world. Join us as we discuss David's tenure at The New York Times, his influential projects like Bricolage and pgTAP, and the game-changing database change management system, Sqitch. In this episode we explore: David Wheeler's transition from …

Denis Magda is the mastermind behind the innovative extension PgCompute and a pivotal figure in the world of Postgres development. With over a decade and a half of experience, Denis cut his teeth on Postgres during its use in high-traffic social networking projects in Eastern Europe and has continued to push the envelope at Yugabyte as the head of …

Andrew Atkinson is a Software Engineer who specializes in building high-performance web applications using PostgreSQL and Ruby on Rails. He wrote the book ‘High-Performance PostgreSQL for Rails’, published by Pragmatic Programmers in 2024. Our discussion with Andrew spans the technical challenges of sharding and the concurrent evolution of Rails an…

Just describing something truly novel is challenging, let alone building it. That’s the story of our final episode from Season 1, where Ry sits down with Tim Sehn from Dolthub to talk about the journey of building Dolt, the new release of Doltgres, and the challenges of adapting to the changing ways users engage with your product.…

Build the thing you wish you had right now. That’s the story behind Hacking Postgres, Ep 9, where Ry sits down with Bertrand Drouvot of AWS Cloud. Today they talked about the struggles of trying to build from scratch vs having a template, what should be core vs an extension, and being able to see what’s really happening inside your database.…

Search is simple in theory. In practice? Anything but. Join Ry for Episode 8 of Hacking Postgres, where he sits down with Philippe Noël of ParadeDB to talk about how search is evolving, the influence of AI, and the lessons you'd tell your younger self.By Ry Walker

Postgres for everything? How about building a new cloud provider? Join us for Ep 7 of Hacking Postgres where Ry talks with Burak Yucesoy of Ubicloud about new clouds, getting attached to extensions, and the future potential of Postgres.By Ry Walker

Ever wonder what it's like to build a geospatial extension for PostgreSQL? Join us for Episode 6 of Hacking Postgres, where Ry sits down with Regina Obe and Paul Ramsey, two of the key creators of PostGIS.By Ry Walker

In this episode, Ry and Alexander talk about OrioleDB (and the challenge of fighting bloat), fuzzy and vector search, and the challenges behind database management.By Ry Walker

Pavlo Golub is the Co-Founder of PostgreSQL Ukraine and a PostgreSQL expert at Cybertec. Pavlo created pg_timetable, an advanced standalone job scheduler for Postgres.By Ry Walker

Eric Ridge is the primary developer of ZomboDB, “Making Postgres and Elasticsearch work together like it's 2023.” He’s also an active part of the pgrx and plrust teams.By Ry Walker

Adam Hendel started his career in Military Intelligence before transitioning into the private sector as a Machine Learning Engineer for companies like UnitedHealth, C.H. Robinson, and Shipt. Now, as a Founding Engineer at Tembo, Adam spends his time creating extensions and figuring out how to make “Postgres for Everything” a reality.…

Marco Slot spent nearly five years as lead engineer on Citus, an extension that turns Postgres into a distributed database. Citus Data was acquired by Microsoft in 2019, so these days Marco spends his time developing the Citus database engine which powers Azure Cosmos DB for PostgreSQL.By Ry Walker

A Foolproof Guide to Trading Corrective Patterns. The 5 wave motive patterns are corrected and reversed by the 3 wave corrective patterns in Elliott wave theory. In comparison to impulse waves, corrective waves have a lot more variation and are less easily recognizable.

The wedge pattern (Falling wedge pattern & Rising wedge pattern) is a frequent pattern observed in the price charts of financial instruments (stocks, bonds, futures, etc.). The wedge pattern is distinguished by a narrowing price range combined with either an upward (known as a rising wedge) or a downward (known as a falling wedge) price trend (know…

The Open High Low trading strategy has the potential to be very efficient. In this podcast, we'll use tradingview to build our own open high low scanner to find profitable stocks. This trading strategy is likely to help you make money from online trading in a shorter period of time.

When you want to profit from regular, minor price movements, intraday trading strategies are important. In-depth technical research, which employs charts, indicators, and patterns to forecast potential market changes, is the foundation of a consistent, effective intraday trading strategy. This podcast will walk you through all of the important aspe…

Currency trading in India is one of the most profitable investing opportunities available to retail investors. However, a lack of expertise, funding, and ambiguous government regulations have prevented retail middle-class investors from investing in the currency markets.

This Futures Trading Guide will explain everything you need to know about trading futures in 2021.

W.D. Gann, also known as “The Master Trader,” was born in Lufkin, Texas, in 1878. He was an early twentieth-century trader. His ability to benefit from the stock and commodity markets has never been questioned. Gann’s technological analysis for forecasting price and time are one-of-a-kind. His techniques are fully implemented even today. Gann’s wor…

How's it all gonna end? This experience takes us on a journey to the end of time, trillions of years into the future, to discover what the fate of our planet and our universe may ultimately be. We start in 2019 and travel exponentially through time, witnessing the future of Earth, the death of the sun, the end of all stars, proton decay, zombie gal…

On a cosmic time scale, human history is as brief as the blink of an eye. By compressing all 13.8 billion years of time into a 10 minute scale, this Podcast shows just how young we truly are, and just how ancient and vast our universe is. Starting with the big bang and culminating in the appearance of homo sapiens, this experience follows the unfol…