pgEdge Webinars

Join this session to see how you can build a simple, self-maintaining RAG application using just a few PostgreSQL queries. We’ll break down the AI theory behind it, show you how Postgres fits into the modern AI stack (thanks to pgvector and friends), and most importantly—demystify AI so anyone can use it.

Today’s applications are increasingly demanding that they are highly available and more resilient and having a database architecture that can support this is critical. Many companies are relying on open-source PostgreSQL database for mission critical applications.

In today’s mission-critical environments, downtime is not an option. Organizations in government, defense, and critical infrastructure need a collaboration platform that guarantees high availability. Join us to learn how Mattermost, a leader in secure collaboration, has partnered with pgEdge Distributed PostgreSQL to deliver unparalleled reliability and security. 

Do you need to ensure your Postgres applications are always on, always available and always fast? Whether you're needing to achieve four or even five nines of availability or optimizing for lower application response times globally, this session equips you with the knowledge and tools needed to architect robust, distributed applications using PostgreSQL.

This Webinar presents a detailed session on Multi-Master architecture. You will also learn the similarities and differences between Multi-Master and Single-Master setups along with practical factors to consider when selecting the optimal architecture for your specific requirements.

Databases in 2024 are about their ability to scale and perform in modern data architectures. We aren’t just focused on distributed, cloud-centric data environments anymore; now, we are also fixated on databases being built and managed in a way that allows them to be used optimally in advanced applications.

This webinar is crafted for PostgreSQL enthusiasts and professionals looking for advanced solutions in edge computing. Join us to explore how pgEdge distributed PostgreSQL can elevate your Postgres database deployment to meet the challenges of today’s globally dispersed, latency-sensitive applications.

Are you ready to dive into distributed PostgreSQL and explore how it empowers you to deploy globally distributed, edge applications that are always on, always available and always fast? In this webinar see how easy it is to get up and running with a distributed Postgres cluster using pgEdge Cloud Developer Edition.

Whether you're navigating the challenges of global distribution or optimizing for responsiveness, this session equips you with the knowledge and tools needed to architect robust, distributed applications using PostgreSQL. 

In this webinar, we'll explore the techniques to achieve uninterrupted database operations. See how multi-master logical replication across a distributed PostgreSQL cluster guards against network and data center failures while supporting green/blue upgrades for zero downtime maintenance.

As execs of SaaS companies many of us have had to explain to our customers, CEOs, board members and investors why our application is down when our cloud provider has an outage in a single region. In this webinar we will show that making your SaaS application resilient by supporting failover to another cloud region (or even another cloud) is not nearly as hard as you might imagine. You’ll learn how pgEdge Distributed PostgreSQL makes it possible to achieve ultra high availability across multiple regions and even across cloud providers.

pgLogical was a step forward in logical replication for PostgreSQL database users. Recently released, pgEdge, with its Spock extension, has overcome many of the limitations pgLogical users have faced with distributed applications such as fault tolerance, data consistency, conflict resolution, and performance. This webinar will provide an overview and demonstration of pgEdge’s game-changing advanced asynchronous replication capabilities to support your distributed applications.

Showcasing Logical Replication features in PostgreSQL 16

Future of Postgres Ecosystem