Keynote – Ivan Novick
summary
PostgreSQL's permissive license seeds an ecosystem of vendor spin-offs rather than theory: PostgreSQL's permissive license enables multiple companies to build Postgres-based MPP systems; five Postgres-based MPP projects sold for >$1B in total is a concrete metric. Implementations include greenplum as a scale-out MPP, Hadoop as a thousand-node analytics tradeoff that drops full transactional features, and gem fire for in-memory transactions. The takeaway is which products were built, the tradeoffs they made, and that the Postgres core reliably scales into cloud and cluster deployments.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 2:09Database pre-history
- 2:43Electronic Computing
- 3:02Mainframe Era
- 4:38Linux
- 5:14Cloud
- 5:58IBM IMS
- 6:18System R- DB2
- 6:56Oracle
- 7:17Microsoft SQL Server
- 8:11Teradata
- 8:59PostgreSQL MPP Gold Rush
- 10:55Use Cases of Today/Tomorrow
- 12:20Platforms
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