A new release of the fast connection pooler for PostgreSQL!
pgagroal 2.1.0 is out!
Yesterday the version 2.1.0 of pgagroal has been released!
This is a feature release, and the full changelog is available here.
This release provides a lot of new features, most notably:
a web console to monitor Prometheus metrics;
an improved failover support;
an health check process;
improve pgagroal-cli ping command output to provide information about the health of the servers;
improve the test...
Yesterday's Stories
An interesting article about PostgreSQL and Open Source.
A very illuminating article about contributing to Open Source and PostgreSQL
Abdelrhman Sersawy wrote an article titled How I started contributing to PostgreSQL in which he describes how he started to write code for the community.
I think the article is very good and detailed, as well as illuminating.
It reminds me how I felt the very first times I was pushing commits to the open source ecosystem (not only to PostgreSQL).
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