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PostgreSQL In-Depth Training: Fundamentals Part 1

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Part of a five day PostgreSQL In-Depth Training given in Dublin, Ireland in 2019. Covers the fundamentals of PostgreSQL. The content targets a support teams, but is valuable to all who want to understand the fundamentals of PostgreSQL.

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27 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 27

@marcinbadtke 2 года назад

Thanks for great presentation :-) Can be useful: 00:01 Greetings 00:21 Table of Contents 03:49 Opening 06:06 General Overview 08:00 Details 10:00 Disk Layout 15:00 "Backend" Process Flow 18:43 libpg 22:15 Backend Main Steps 22:29 parser 26:32 optimizer 31:52 executor 33:59 Auxiliary Processes 35:35 Pages & Tuples 37:05 Pages 38:36 Tuples 39:40 Learn more 40:05 MVCC 46:00 VACUUM 48:57 WAL 51:03 Checkpointer & Backgroud-writer 52:23 Summary

@vinicius.schmidt 10 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for indexing it. Rerally appreciate it. I'm thining about running another version of this presentation in more calm pace and to try to better speak.

@anandakumarsanthinathan4740 3 года назад

PostgreSQL architecture. A tour of the internals. Very insightful.

@samhughes1747 3 года назад

I did not know I so desperately wanted this! I love these kinds of platform deep-dives!

@chatchaikomrangded960 3 года назад

It's great for those who want to adopt AWS db freedom, especially Aurora Postgres!

@mgs3866 2 года назад

Nice presentation about the entire Architecture of PostgreSQL and each individual components within it!

@jameshwest 3 года назад

Great presentation. Really nice to see the details on what's going on in the postres code. Well done.

@dataxorg4359 Год назад

Good material in a bullet . Gr8, Thanks

@minhtienceh 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing I would like to have a presentation slide, can you share for me and everyone ? thanks!

@reactorscience 3 года назад

Very informative.

@VijayarajChakravarthy 5 лет назад

Thanks! Very clear and concise

@JosheCloudDB 3 года назад

Good information, How i can get the presentation?

@aws-bound4685 4 года назад

Very good!

@RajatGupta00 4 года назад

That's informative,

@cappuccinopapi3038 3 года назад

Where’s the time stamp guy?

@badscrew4023 2 года назад

You were elected the time stamp guy!

@ozgurdemirci4078 5 лет назад

HOCAM TÜRKÇE İÇERİKTE EKLERSENİZ HARİKA OLUR

@wolfcwb 4 года назад

Vou assistir só pelo sobrenome do cara! :)) (não é verdade, me interesso pelo tema)

@gdevelek 2 года назад

It's very tiring to hear a person who has such trouble speaking... Sorry to say....

@vinicius.schmidt 10 месяцев назад

I wasn't indeed in my best day - even taking in consideration English is not my first language.

@TomWick 9 месяцев назад

Hi Vinicius. I enjoyed your lecture and I learned a lot as a new user.

@xunlu-zq3qr 4 месяца назад

@@vinicius.schmidtactually I can understand the talk very well because the speak is very clear and smoothly, even though not in ‘perfect’ or ‘standard’ accent, which is not critical for communication.

@RajkumarYadav-fv2xr 2 года назад

Speaking style very bad

@vinicius.schmidt 10 месяцев назад

Well if you consider it's my second language and I'm not very used to speak in public I did quiet OK. The fun part is that I wasn't aware this presentation was going to be recorded up to the last minute. Let me know which part wasn't clear and I can clarify it to you (or I can send you the Portuguese version)

@staffeng 9 месяцев назад

@@vinicius.schmidt ignore the ironic comment which wasn't grammatically accurate in the first place. True, it wasn't Shakespeare but it was easy to understand. These are topics where you'll have to pay attention anyway so I found no issues in following what's being discussed.

@lpadgett23 2 месяца назад

⁠⁠@@vinicius.schmidtyou did great and I can understand you just fine at 1.75 speed. It’s normal that people from different countries, we all have different accents. Ignore the a-holes who could’ve just kept their thoughts to themselves. I’m grateful this is online. I learned a lot. Thank you for it!