Early October we posted a couple of code (and non-code!) bounties using the Algora, Public Benefit Corporation platform. For any company considering whether they should run a similar program, here's what our experience was like: https://lnkd.in/eTKPz-BW Spoiler alert: 10/10, would repeat!
Tembo
Technology, Information and Internet
Cincinnati, Ohio 1,881 followers
Tembo is the Postgres developer platform for building every data service.
About us
Tembo is the Postgres developer platform for building every data service. Our mission is to collapse the database sprawl of the modern data stack with a unified developer platform. With Tembo, developers can quickly create and deploy specialized data services using Stacks, pre-built Postgres configurations, and deployments without complex builds or additional data teams.
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http://tembo.io
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- Technology, Information and Internet
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- 11-50 employees
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- Cincinnati, Ohio
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- Privately Held
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- 2022
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Though #PostgreSQL includes a full-featured text #Search capability, ParadeDB’s pg_search vastly improves performance. Tembo’s ParadeDB stack provides an easy way to deploy and use this advanced search functionality in your apps today. Jason Petersen shares a benchmark: https://lnkd.in/eHmS6bfZ
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We just published the episode of #HackingPostgres we did with Heikki Linnakangas, Neon Co-Founder, #PostgreSQL Hacker, and pgvector contributor. 📺 For the video: https://lnkd.in/eYKVsAif 📰 For the blog post (with links to Spotify/Apple):
Hacking Postgres: Heikki Linnakangas | Tembo
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We posted a tutorial on our blog to build a modern e-commerce platform that leverages Tembo’s VectorDB Stack. Create an app with semantic search capabilities, allowing users to find products using natural language queries: https://lnkd.in/eGjywVFN #PostgreSQL
Build a Vector Search-Powered E-commerce Platform with Tembo and Zero API Endpoints (and Next.js) | Tembo
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Shaun Thomas went through the #PostgreSQL 17 release notes so you don’t have to. What’s new, you ask? Have you ever tested a query and find that it’s slow, only for subsequent executions to be fast? The pg_buffercache_evict() function in Postgres 17 lets you be in control of what’s in shared buffers! #NewInPG17
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Swing by my Postgres Conference Seattle 2024 "Kubernetes Killed the High Availability Star" talk at 2:30pm in room 421! Remember, I'm not just the president of dead high availability stars for Postgres, I'm also a client. https://lnkd.in/gZvpVh8D
Kubernetes Killed the High Availability Star
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Shaun Thomas went through the #PostgreSQL 17 release notes so you don’t have to. What’s new, you ask? Did you know UUIDs embed a bunch of metadata? Version 17 makes it possible to get it back out with new uuid_extract_timestamp() and uuid_extract_version() functions. #NewInPG17
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Shaun Thomas went through the #PostgreSQL 17 release notes so you don’t have to. What’s new, you ask? Psst, don’t tell anyone, but the PostgreSQL 17 MERGE command also works on updatable views. What makes a view updatable? Oh boy…
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Recently the Neon team asked the collective #PostgreSQL community "Why Does Everyone Run Ancient Postgres Versions?" Shaun Thomas took the time to write a response on Tembo's behalf: https://lnkd.in/eRARZppm Disagree with Shaun? Find him in the hallway track at Postgres Conference Seattle this week and discuss!
Plugging the Postgres Upgrade Hole | Tembo
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Shaun Thomas went through the #PostgreSQL 17 release notes so you don’t have to. What’s new, you ask? Have you ever used a MERGE statement in PostgreSQL and moaned about the missing RETURNING clause? Version 17 has you covered! #NewInPG17
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