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Netflix, Riskified Headline CockroachDB’s RoachFest 2024

Netflix and other innovators are headlining RoachFest 2024, the event series from distributed SQL database CockroachDB. Attend in Menlo Park, London and NYC.

David Weiss

David Weiss

April 24, 2024

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System

The limitations of PostgreSQL in financial services

PostgreSQL has more than 35 years of active development under its belt making it one of the most powerful and reliable relational database management systems (RDBMS). Even today it’s the fourth most popular database in the world, backed by a global community of dedicated supporters. It’s a good fit for business critical workloads because PostgreSQL delivers a highly stable foundation and is ACID compliant. This is also why it’s often used in financial services and for use cases that handle money.

Cassie McAllister

Cassie McAllister

April 23, 2024

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How to migrate from Oracle to CockroachDB | Oracle Database Migration Guide

Fortune 50 banks companies, fortune 100 SaaS companies, and fortune 300 logistics companies have migrated workloads from Oracle to CockroachDB.

Andrew Deally

April 19, 2024

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Integrating OLTP and OLAP systems: Enhanced decision making with CockroachDB, BigQueryML and Vertex AI

This blog explores how to leverage CockroachDB as an OLTP database and BigQuery for OLAP, and then further enhance data capabilities using BigQueryML and Vertex AI for machine learning.

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Harsh Shah

April 9, 2024

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Why CockroachDB doesn't use EvalPlanQual

Michael Erickson

April 5, 2024

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How Nightfall.ai simplified their architecture for metadata storage

For organizations that want to avoid risk the first step is often to safeguard their most important asset: data. Data loss usually happens by accident (primarily human error and system failures) and not because of malicious intent or bad actors. Maybe an employee neglects to update their software, or an entire cloud region goes down, or there’s an unexpected influx of traffic that the company wasn’t prepared for – we’ve all heard of or have been part of these stories. Recently, data protection has become more complicated because businesses are running many applications in the cloud that employees are accessing on a daily basis. The more applications, the more risk.

Cassie McAllister

Cassie McAllister

April 4, 2024

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