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Let’s say you’re processing events from an API into your CRM. An event comes in and tells you that a particular contact is a Director at a company. So you updat...
November 4 #PostgreSQL #Webhooks #CRM #Concurrency
Percona has open sourced kmipclient, a new KMIP library in C++ for applications that need to talk to a key management system over a standard protocol instead of...
November 3 #KMIP #Encryption #Security #C++
I’ll be the first to admit it. I’m not a technical guy. I am, however, observant and curious—two traits that play a major role in my efforts to learn and collab...
October 29 #Community #Events #Open Source #Valkey
Two successful reservations of three units should reduce stock from ten to four. A read-calculate-write operation can instead leave seven: both clients overwrit...
October 27 #PostgreSQL #Concurrency #Testing #Docker
A migration plan can name every component and still leave the useful question unanswered: if the move fails, can the application work again? A dump file is not ...
October 20 #PostgreSQL #Kubernetes #Backup #Recovery
Our MongoDB team at Percona works remotely, spread across many countries and time zones. Most days that works well, but once in a while it helps to be in the sa...
October 19 #Percona #MongoDB #Community #Open Source
On October 1-2, Chernihiv Polytechnic National University held the II International scientific and practical conference “Free/Open Source Software in Education,...
October 12 #Percona #Community #Events #Conferences
In our previous blog post ProxySQL HA with BGP ECMP Anycast, we established why we would want to use BGP ECMP as a strategy for making our ProxySQL cluster high...
October 8 #MySQL #ProxySQL #Opensource #BGP
Every planning cycle starts the same way. We sit together, agree on a handful of goals and everyone leaves the meeting motivated. A few weeks later, Jira holds ...
September 29 #Percona #Open Source #Jira #Community
This post collects the main things Marco Tusa covered in his keynote at Percona Live 2026 in Amsterdam: where Percona stands on MySQL, which features landed in ...
September 25 #MySQL #Percona Live #Open Source #Percona Server
Every document-processing system I have worked on arrives at the same shape. Something uploads a file, something else has to read it, run it through an extracti...
September 16 #PostgreSQL #Percona Server for P #Queues #Concurrency
A backup is only useful if it can be restored. This lab seeds a source database, takes a logical archive, deliberately deletes the source database, restores int...
September 14 #PostgreSQL #Docker #Backup #PowerShell
When I started learning tennis as an adult, I realized that what made tennis difficult was not learning the tennis strokes, instead it was learning to realize t...
September 10 #PMM #Query Optimization #Community
A database migration can be syntactically correct and still be a poor release candidate. A regular index build can block writes, an ALTER TABLE may wait behind ...
September 8 #PostgreSQL #Migrations #CI #Testing
When setting up a new database for an application, high availability (HA) is one of the main priorities. Let’s assume for this example that you chose to use a P...
September 7 #MySQL #ProxySQL #Opensource #BGP