Postgres-First DBA

di Imad Muratspahic (Autore)

neobooks, 2026

'Just use Postgres' used to be a slightly contrarian opinion. Now OpenAI is on record describing how it serves 800 million ChatGPT users off a single Postgres database, and the r/Database and r/PostgreSQL communities are openly debating not whether Postgres won, but what's left for a specialized Oracle or MongoDB deployment to justify itself. The DBA career track built around specializing in one commercial database is visibly consolidating - and most existing database books were written for the era before this shift finished happening. The Postgres-First DBA is the practical administration guide for this actual moment: real production Postgres skill, plus an honest framework for the decisions a modern DBA or backend engineer actually has to make. Inside, you'll learn: Production-grade Postgres administration - configuration, indexing strategy, vacuum and bloat management, replication Reading and acting on EXPLAIN ANALYZE output like it's a diagnostic tool, not a wall of text A real decision framework for Postgres vs. MySQL vs. MongoDB vs. specialized alternatives - not tribal loyalty What JSONB actually replaces from the NoSQL era, and where it genuinely doesn't Migrating a legacy commercial database to Postgres without the migration becoming the incident What the shrinking specialized-DBA career track means for you, and where the leverage moved Written for the DBA and backend engineer operating in the database landscape that actually exists in 2026, not the one from a decade-old textbook.

• Autore: Imad Muratspahic
• Anno edizione: 2026
• Editore: neobooks
• Formato: EPUB2 con Adobe DRM
• Lingua: Tedesco
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9783565996667