Also with the M1 Pro MacBook, my LG USB-C monitor broke during the upgrade. Black screen, same on another connected USB-C laptop. Tried different cables, unplugging power from the monitor and factory reset on the…
One approach that can be used is to use the centralized service to answer a broader question like: given this user, what rules can I use to know if a document is accessible for them. And have the service give you a set…
Great product! I think with the updates and deletes it will be applicable to many more scenarios. HTAP is really getting important now that many more apps have user-facing analytics. In our case, we use plain PostgreSQL…
Unfortunately I'm on MacOS and not Windows. But I'll pass this info to my Windows-using colleagues, thanks!
There's also Rancher Desktop in the same space, which includes k3s as a local K8s solution. For personal use I found it great and lighter than Docker Desktop. At work, unfortunately all options but Docker Desktop have…
Fully managed PostgreSQL service, with point in time recovery like in Heroku + ability to take manual snapshots if needed. Daily snapshots are not flexible enough.
In a similar vein there is Schemaspy[1]. It generates a static documentation website for your DB, which also uses GraphViz to build ER diagrams. [1] https://github.com/schemaspy/schemaspy
To alleviate the issue of having a sequential part, they make it wrap around so that you cannot tell the order between two UUIDs. It's already some protection, and the random part is still large.
About UUID as Primary Key and performance, the following article has some insights and benchmarks as well: https://www.2ndquadrant.com/en/blog/sequential-uuid-generato... Essentially, they observed sizeable performance…
Did you use OPA as a sidecar or a separate service? I have a similar setup but with a separate service the "diff pushing" approach adds quite some complexity, due to OPA and the data source having separate lifecycles.
Also go has the advantage of producing a single static binary. Easy to build on your machine and run on another host.
A JVM library in this space I recently started using seriously and fell in love with: jOOQ. It's not an ORM, rather a query builder but an extremely smart one. In the codegen mode, it scans your DB schema and generates…
The Swiss government is using the Threema Work version as its official internal messenger [1] They also provide a transparency report about metadata shared with government agencies through court orders, requests have…
This situation is still a bit hard to understand for me as a simple Java dev. Until now I thought that there were 3 kinds of "LTS": 1) OpenJDK Updates binary builds: they take the source code of the project, build it,…
Also with the M1 Pro MacBook, my LG USB-C monitor broke during the upgrade. Black screen, same on another connected USB-C laptop. Tried different cables, unplugging power from the monitor and factory reset on the…
One approach that can be used is to use the centralized service to answer a broader question like: given this user, what rules can I use to know if a document is accessible for them. And have the service give you a set…
Great product! I think with the updates and deletes it will be applicable to many more scenarios. HTAP is really getting important now that many more apps have user-facing analytics. In our case, we use plain PostgreSQL…
Unfortunately I'm on MacOS and not Windows. But I'll pass this info to my Windows-using colleagues, thanks!
There's also Rancher Desktop in the same space, which includes k3s as a local K8s solution. For personal use I found it great and lighter than Docker Desktop. At work, unfortunately all options but Docker Desktop have…
Fully managed PostgreSQL service, with point in time recovery like in Heroku + ability to take manual snapshots if needed. Daily snapshots are not flexible enough.
In a similar vein there is Schemaspy[1]. It generates a static documentation website for your DB, which also uses GraphViz to build ER diagrams. [1] https://github.com/schemaspy/schemaspy
To alleviate the issue of having a sequential part, they make it wrap around so that you cannot tell the order between two UUIDs. It's already some protection, and the random part is still large.
About UUID as Primary Key and performance, the following article has some insights and benchmarks as well: https://www.2ndquadrant.com/en/blog/sequential-uuid-generato... Essentially, they observed sizeable performance…
Did you use OPA as a sidecar or a separate service? I have a similar setup but with a separate service the "diff pushing" approach adds quite some complexity, due to OPA and the data source having separate lifecycles.
Also go has the advantage of producing a single static binary. Easy to build on your machine and run on another host.
A JVM library in this space I recently started using seriously and fell in love with: jOOQ. It's not an ORM, rather a query builder but an extremely smart one. In the codegen mode, it scans your DB schema and generates…
The Swiss government is using the Threema Work version as its official internal messenger [1] They also provide a transparency report about metadata shared with government agencies through court orders, requests have…
This situation is still a bit hard to understand for me as a simple Java dev. Until now I thought that there were 3 kinds of "LTS": 1) OpenJDK Updates binary builds: they take the source code of the project, build it,…