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Product and Technology
Engineering posts on SynxDB and Apache Cloudberry: architecture, storage, query performance, releases, and the trade-offs behind them.
6 posts in this category.
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· Tushar Pednekar
41 CVEs and One Minor Version: Apache Cloudberry 2.2.0
Cloudberry 2.2.0 moves the kernel to PostgreSQL 14.9, closes 41 CVEs that 2.1.0 does not, and adds quota, observability and tiered-storage extensions.
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· Synx Data Labs
SynxDB 4.6: Faster, More Stable, and Ready for What's Next
SynxDB 4.6 delivers major performance gains, improved stability, and new capabilities that prepare enterprises for the next wave of analytical workloads.
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· Synx Data Labs
SynxDB 4.x – The Next-Gen MPP PostgreSQL for Analytics
SynxDB 4.x revives the open MPP ecosystem Greenplum left behind: a PostgreSQL 14.4 kernel, shared-nothing architecture, and active development.
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· Synx Data Labs
Linux Is Linux - Not Always :-)
A FinTech customer moved SynxDB between Linux distros and hit a hidden systemd trap. What broke, why it broke, and how to avoid it.
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· Synx Data Labs
Apache Cloudberry vs SynxDB: Product Comparison
How the SynxDB commercial distribution differs from upstream Apache Cloudberry: support, hardening, added tooling, and release cadence compared.
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· Synx Data Labs
The Open Source Successor to Greenplum: How We Built It
How we built the open source successor to Greenplum: elastic scaling, MPP performance, and an affordable price, without the vendor lock-in.