Friday 3 September, 2010

postgresql

  • New Postgres to add the polish 07/07/2010 04:01:00

    The upcoming new release of the open-source Postgres database focuses on user friendliness
    With the impending release of version 9.0 of the open-source Postgres database, due in mid-August, the developers behind the project are hoping that the new features will attract more interest from enterprises.

  • EnterpriseDB serves all-you-can-socket PostGres special 03/06/2010 05:02:00

    Oracle competitor offers unlimited-use enterprise licensing for MySQL alternative PostGres
    EnterpriseDB, which offers a supported version of the open-source PostGres database, is now offering unlimited subscriptions that will allow organizations to run as many copies of the database server software as they desire. Total cost? US$40,000 per year.

  • Open source finds its way into CFD trading 23/03/2010 07:35:00

    The CFD price behaves exactly as the underlying stock price
    As open source platforms become more popular, they find their way into less usual areas than before.

  • PostgreSQL 8.4 released, focus on admin, monitoring 02/07/2009 00:00:00

    New release ups performance, eases upgrades
    The PostgreSQL project has released version 8.4 of its namesake open source database system with some 300 new or improved features and a renewed focus on administration and monitoring tools.

  • PostgreSQL 8.4 goes into beta, ups performance 20/04/2009 10:25:00

    Final release will have hundreds of bug fixes and many new features
    The PostgreSQL open source database project has released a beta of the upcoming version 8.4 release with a significant focus on performance improvements.

  • Open source identity: Spine CMS creator Hendrik Van Belleghem 04/03/2009 11:02:00

    Perl wizard ignores PHP status quo and cooks up Web CMS from scratch
    Looking for a Web-based content management system that uses Perl instead of PHP? Want to serve dynamic and static content with PostgreSQL, not MySQL? What started out as a hobby project by Hendrik Van Belleghem, based in Bazel, Belgium, has grown into Spine – a Perl Web content system for Apache on Unix systems. With so many LAMP (Linux Apache MySQL PHP) content systems available, Spine offers a refreshing alternative with the tried and tested Perl language and is database independent. Open Source Identity interviews Van Belleghem about Spine, a lesser-known alternative to the popular Web CMSs.

  • Japanese telecom partners with EnterpriseDB 08/10/2008 07:37:00

    Japan's largest telecom has formed a partnership with EnterpriseDB, maker of an open-source database.
    Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT), Japan's largest telecommunications company, has formed a "wide-ranging strategic partnership" with EnterpriseDB that includes an undisclosed financial investment in the open-source database maker.
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