PostgreSQL in 100 Seconds
PostgreSQL is a powerful, open-source relational database management system that has gained popularity for its advanced features and robustness. In this article, we will give you a quick overview of PostgreSQL in just 100 seconds.
What is PostgreSQL?
PostgreSQL, often referred to as Postgres, is an open-source, object-relational database system that is known for its reliability, feature set, and performance. It is widely used in various industries for its ability to handle complex queries, large volumes of data, and high concurrency.
Key Features of PostgreSQL
Some key features of PostgreSQL include:
- Support for multi-version concurrency control (MVCC)
- Advanced data types including JSON, XML, and array types
- Full support for SQL:2008 standard
- Extensibility through custom functions and procedural languages
- Extensive indexing support including B-tree, hash, and GiST
- Robust security features including role-based access control
Use Cases
PostgreSQL is widely used in a variety of applications including:
- Enterprise-level applications
- Web and mobile applications
- Data warehousing
- Geographic information systems (GIS)
- Financial applications
Getting Started with PostgreSQL
To get started with PostgreSQL, you can download and install it on your preferred operating system from the official website. You can also use package managers such as apt, yum, or brew to install it on Linux, Unix, or macOS.
Conclusion
In just 100 seconds, we have covered the basics of PostgreSQL, its key features, and its use cases. PostgreSQL is a powerful and versatile database system that is suitable for a wide range of applications. If you are looking for a reliable and feature-rich database system, consider using PostgreSQL for your next project.
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Thank you for this 😊
Though i thought in past about "why DataBase handling is in limitted structure,syntax & why not/how to implement great features from programming languages" (and real life inspirations) + simple is often quite useful,though complex needs tools & talent,mind to look for that 😅 +
Though Database is needed for simple storage,though in business case,it may increase,but just like pipelines or simply "Transporatation",
All we have to do is "carry the object,message,document,etc,,." or so and programming languages are for working natively (mostly,even network means native work in cloud,passed via internet or some client sync)
We should work around "available" tools,to squeeze it into work 😅
Still gotta know why/what/how to GraphQL & need to learn/create own,integrations,clean support to easily switch over,translate to one another tool (kinda good passion ideas 😊)
Thank you for this again (though history to fill up time,well academics are this way 😅 getting college,sister kani to many memories)
Wish all be well 😃🌟✨🙌
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Wen 100 seconds of @Solana?
Awesome as usual
wait! what did u say?
Sequel?
Stop saying "open source"; it's Free Software.
actually 136 seconds
MySQL sucks
Table column row …. oh man, Ilost it! 🙂
Uhh.. what..? 😅
0:00 I love the epic intros to these videos. the visuals and that music
hello, whenever I am trying to create database I am facing an issue "unable to connect to server: connection timeout expired"
can you please tell how to fix it.
just commentef to make 666 to 667
Programmers with Labo = 0 records found 😀
If my level of understanding is only 10% of what’s ok this video (such as, why do you NEED to use Postgres in the first place), what should I do to get to 50%?
do rich(python) in 100 seconds
Fascinating always wondered about postgres thanks
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Every day, I rely on PostgreSQL for my database needs
postgres is awesome & i love stored procedures / functions.