Databases

18 RSS feeds tagged with Databases

Newsletters and feeds about databases and data engineering: Postgres, SQL, data pipelines, storage and the systems that hold everything together.

  1. Aphyr

    Kyle Kingsbury on distributed systems correctness, Jepsen and more.

  2. ClickHouse Blog

    Tips, engineering posts and announcements from ClickHouse.

  3. Databricks Blog

    Data engineering, analytics and AI posts from Databricks.

  4. DuckDB Blog

    Posts and release notes from the DuckDB analytical database project.

  5. Elastic Blog

    Posts on search, observability and security from Elastic.

  6. Mark Litwintschik

    Benchmarks and tips for big data, cloud and databases.

  7. Martin Kleppmann

    Martin Kleppmann on distributed systems, local-first software and research.

  8. MongoDB Blog

    Tutorials, best practices and product news from MongoDB.

  9. Neon Blog

    Engineering and product posts from Neon, the serverless Postgres company.

  10. PostgreSQL News

    News and release announcements from the PostgreSQL project.

  11. Redis Blog

    Company news, product announcements and how-tos from Redis.

  12. RocksDB Blog

    News and posts from the RocksDB key-value store project.

  13. Supabase Blog

    News, launches and tutorials from Supabase, the Postgres development platform.

  14. Vlad Mihalcea

    Java persistence and database performance articles from Vlad Mihalcea.

  15. Al Brown

    Al Brown, a product manager at ClickHouse, writes musings, guides and rants about data engineering, with the occasional thought on startups.

  16. alvarezp

    Octavio Alvarez writes about LibreOffice, open source and data, in English and Spanish.

  17. antirez

    Salvatore Sanfilippo, creator of Redis, writes about programming, software design, open source and AI.

  18. Java, SQL and jOOQ

    The jOOQ team's best practices and lessons learned from writing Java and SQL, and what's behind developing jOOQ.

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