Sponsor Keynote #2
summary
Uses the Epimenides joke to point at concrete problems—data completeness, column semantics, concurrency locking, privacy and who can update values—and argues for features rather than platitudes. Announces logical decoding and replication as implemented, reports BDR performance close to physical replication with lower replication latency in measured tests, lists tooling work like PGLoader migrations plus repmgr Barman ODBC JDBC, and pushes for probabilistic and approximate queries and richer history/logic in the server.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 0:48Epimenides
- 1:18Paradox
- 1:59Database Problem
- 2:58Organisational Problem
- 6:21Certainty Problem
- 6:52Important Databases Features
- 7:512nd Quadrant Developments
- 9:37BDR Performance and Latency
- 10:42Other PostgreSQL work
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