Transparent Data Encryption, or TDE, is used to secure the data at rest. In other words, it encrypts the data in a database to prevent an attacker from reading the data if they break the first line of defense.
Transactions come up often when dealing with PostgreSQL, and if you’re new to it, you may have many questions about what they are and how they work. You might also want to know how can we implement transactions, and what are the best tools to do so.
There are too many different query languages out there and ORMs often don't help or even make things worse. Find out why and what can be done against it.
NewSQL was supposed to combine the best of SQL and NoSQL databases. 10 years after its inception, we are left wondering why it never saw broad adoption. What led to this failure? Lack of specialization and the cloud.
Low-Code/No-Code tools have been on the rise in recent years. However, a significant number of organizations have become trapped by them. What causes this and what can we do to avoid it?
SQL has transformed itself from a specialized skill to a core requirement for all data related jobs. What can be done to educate even more professionals in this basic proficiency? We’ll need to rethink how querying is perceived by and taught to the public.
The relational data model was introduced in 1970 and has dominated for 50 years. What led to its success? Building on first principles and Bushnell's law.
