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Redis 8.6 went GA in February 2026 and the latest patch, 8.6.7, shipped September 17 with security fixes only — the feature set has been stable for months. The headline feature isn’t a speed number. It’s a real fix for… Read moreRedis 8.6: What Changed in Performance and Event Streams
PostgreSQL 19 is late. The project released Beta 4 on September 24, 2026, reverted several headline features along the way, and now plans a release candidate in early October, with general availability possibly also in October. If you planned around… Read morePostgreSQL 19: What’s Actually Shipping, What Got Cut
When Neon’s serverless Postgres platform hit general availability in 2024, roughly 30% of new databases on it were created by AI agents instead of humans. By the time Databricks acquired Neon in May 2025 — reportedly for about $1 billion… Read moreDatabase Provisioning Is Now an AI Agent’s Job
PostgreSQL 18 is out, and it’s a bigger release than the version bump suggests. The headline feature is a new asynchronous I/O subsystem that can cut read latency by up to 3x on the right workload. But the release also… Read morePostgreSQL 18: The 6 Features Worth Upgrading For
Running PostgreSQL in Kubernetes used to be a bad idea. StatefulSets were tricky, persistent volumes were unreliable, and failover meant data loss. Most teams defaulted to managed cloud databases and called it done. That calculus has changed. CloudNativePG — the… Read morePostgreSQL on Kubernetes — Complete Setup Guide with CloudNativePG
Introduction: In today’s digital age, data is the lifeblood of any organization. Efficiently managing and storing data has become a pivotal aspect of business operations. Databases are instrumental in this process, offering a structured method to store, manipulate, and retrieve… Read moreDatabase Types: Mechanisms, Use Cases, Pros & Cons