Franck Pachot
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 8 Jul
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And it's written locally only to a cache.
So you get the good latency for reads because it was written locally.
But if the instance fails or the zone fails, data is still available from the storage server.
Yeah, it's very fast failover.
It's resilience to failure, but with very fast failover because all the hard thing about durable data is offloaded to the storage server that are resilient to failure because there are multiple zones.
In case of the compute failure,
you just wait a few seconds to get another compute instance on the same data.
Basically, it's time to recover in seconds.
It's still using the mechanism of Postgres.
It's not a distributed SQL database with consensus protocol behind and where transactions can run across multiple servers.
It's still using Postgres with the benefit of having everything on one server, but a recovery time in seconds.
Yeah, there was a lot about databases built this year because there is a ReasonDB and there are also some contributions to Postgres itself.
So not only the managed service that runs on Azure, but a lot of contributions upstream.
There is also an extension, something that is missing for developers in Postgres.
There are no good UI, there are no good IDE.
There is pgAdmin, but it's quite old and difficult.
So the VS Code extension for Postgres
tries to bring better developer experience to the developers who are on VS Code and they don't want to switch to another tool.
They will have everything in VS Code, writing queries, bidding queries, maybe with AI help, looking at the performance,
looking at the execution plans.
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