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sourcebot-dev/sourcebot: Blazingly fast code search 🏎️ Deployed as a single Docker image 📦 Search million+ lines of code in your GitHub and GitLab repositories 🪄 MIT licensed ✅
sourcebot-dev/sourcebot: Blazingly fast code search 🏎️ Deployed as a single Docker image 📦 Search million+ lines of code in your GitHub and GitLab repositories 🪄 MIT licensed ✅
Blazingly fast code search 🏎️ Deployed as a single Docker image 📦 Search million+ lines of code in your GitHub and GitLab repositories 🪄 MIT licensed ✅ - sourcebot-dev/sourcebot
·github.com·
sourcebot-dev/sourcebot: Blazingly fast code search 🏎️ Deployed as a single Docker image 📦 Search million+ lines of code in your GitHub and GitLab repositories 🪄 MIT licensed ✅
ngrok blog: How we built ngrok's data platform
ngrok blog: How we built ngrok's data platform
At ngrok, we manage a ~100TiB, 500+ table data lake, managed by a very small team. Here's a look at how we built it and what unique challenges we solved.
·ngrok.com·
ngrok blog: How we built ngrok's data platform
Upgrading from PostgreSQL 16 to 17 installed with Homebrew, on an Apple Silicon Mac
Upgrading from PostgreSQL 16 to 17 installed with Homebrew, on an Apple Silicon Mac
Photo by Caterina sanders on Unsplash "You know what's weird? Day by day, nothing seems to change, but pretty soon...everything's different." – Bill Watterson Note: if you need the upgrade steps for version 15 to 16, you can find them here, and if you need the steps for 14 to 15, you can find
·ivdl.co.za·
Upgrading from PostgreSQL 16 to 17 installed with Homebrew, on an Apple Silicon Mac
Exploring the limits of Postgres: when does it break? – StepChange
Exploring the limits of Postgres: when does it break? – StepChange
In this post, we explore the limits of single-node Postgres and what optimizations can extend its usefulness as a primary application database before requiring more advanced scaling solutions. Monolithic ecommerce app on RDS PostgreSQL Let's use a real-world scenario, a monolith web application that uses PostgreSQL as the application database running on AWS RDS. The RDS instance is a 2xlarge. The resources are: * 8 vCPUs * 64 GB Memory * 20,000 Max I/O operations per second (IOPS) In ou
·stepchange.work·
Exploring the limits of Postgres: when does it break? – StepChange
What's so great about PostgreSQL v17?
What's so great about PostgreSQL v17?
PostgreSQL v17 has been released. If the list of new features does not inspire you, this article will try to change your mind.
·cybertec-postgresql.com·
What's so great about PostgreSQL v17?
Stop Team Topologies
Stop Team Topologies
Reevaluating Team Topologies: A Critical Perspective on Organizational Strategies
·martyoo.medium.com·
Stop Team Topologies
Debugging a memory-leaking action
Debugging a memory-leaking action
This week we had to refactor a feature in one of the Ruby on Rails apps we’re maintaining. While at it, we discovered it was leaking memory, making the memory usage ramp up exponentially. With our expertise and the help of some tools, we were able to identify the root cause and fix the issue. Read on to learn more about how we approached this problem.
·sinaptia.dev·
Debugging a memory-leaking action
Home - High Performance SQLite
Home - High Performance SQLite
A comprehensive video course by database educator Aaron Francis. Learn everything you need to confidently use SQLite in production.
·highperformancesqlite.com·
Home - High Performance SQLite