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Shaun Thomas

Software Quality Assurance (SQA) and PostgreSQL Technical Support

Shaun has spent decades working in the Postgres ecosystem, specializing in architecture and high availability. His "PostgreSQL High Availability Cookbook" serves as a treatise to the lessons he learned over that time. Perhaps you've read something from his PG Phriday blog series over the years? Currently he serves as a Software Engineer and Postgres SME at pgEdge, striving to help make Postgres the distributed cluster-aware platform he knows it can be!

Posts by Shaun Thomas

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No Compiler Required: Writing SQL-Only Postgres Extensions

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It Depends: Using Session Variables in Postgres

The Scaling Ceiling: When One Postgres Instance Tries to Be Everything

The Scaling Ceiling: When One Postgres Instance Tries to Be Everything

Enforcing Constraints Across Postgres Partitions

Enforcing Constraints Across Postgres Partitions

Checkpoints, Write Storms, and You

Checkpoints, Write Storms, and You

Why is my Data Corrupt

What is a Collation, and Why is My Data Corrupt?

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Absorbing the Load

Patroni blog part 3

Using Patroni to Build a Highly Available Postgres Cluster—Part 3: HAProxy

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Using Patroni to Build a Highly Available Postgres Cluster—Part 2: Postgres and Patroni

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Using Patroni to Build a Highly Available Postgres Cluster—Part 1: etcd

GP Phridays Patroni

How Patroni Brings High Availability to Postgres

Returning Multiple Rows with Postgres Extensions pt 2

Returning Multiple Rows with Postgres Extensions

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What's Our Vector, Victor? Building AI Apps with Postgres

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Introduction to Developing Postgres Extensions

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The Joy of Deploying pgEdge Distributed PostgreSQL Using Ansible

Conflict Resolution Blog

Living on the Edge: Conflict Management and You

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Always Online or Bust - Zero Downtime Major Version Postgres Upgrades