All posts tagged with postgres


Introducing Heroku Postgres 2.0

news

Today we're excited to announce an evolution of what it means to be a database as a service provider. Along with new features such as the ability to roll back your database to an arbitrary point in time and high availability, we now provide an entirely new level of operational expertise that's built right in. This new level of service allows you to feel at ease while taking advantage of your database in ways you never expected. All of this is rolled into new tiers which make it as easy as ever to choose what’s right for you.

We are introducing Heroku Postgres 2.0 today, the result of these improvements. Let's dig in a little further on what's available today.

Operational...

Several weeks ago we added support for Postgres 9.3 in public beta the day it was released to the community. We've had many customers use it so far and it has proven to be robust and reliable. Early adopters have started to take advantage of the great new features in this version including:

Today we're excited to release Postgres 9.3 in General Availability and setting it as the default version when provisioning a new Heroku Postgres database. Defaulting to the latest version of Postgres ensures our customers can make use of the latest features and performance improvements available.

If you haven’t upgraded to take...

There are two axes of database monitoring. One axis is immediate insight. You can see what is happening right now, getting just-in-time visibility to solve problems and observe production behavior as it happens. The other axis is historical monitoring. This provides long-term persistence and reporting on the most important metrics over time, helping you make better decisions and understand trends.

With Heroku Postgres, you can get immediate insight with the pg-extras CLI plugin. Furthermore, we provide key metrics about your database right in your logs already for all applications.

For storage and reporting of your most important metrics, you can quickly set up rich historical reporting...

Introducing Postgres 9.3

news

As of today PostgreSQL 9.3 is available on Heroku Postgres as a public beta. This new version of Postgres brings you even more useful features so you can be as powerful as ever. Whether its richer JSON functionality, materialized views, or richer join support in lateral joins this version has a little something for everyone.

Provision your Postgres 9.3 database by running heroku addons:add heroku-postgresql:crane --version=9.3 and get started working with it today, or check out some of our favorite features included in this new version below.

Foreign Tables

Foreign data wrappers (FDWs), which allow you to query from within Postgres to an external datasource, have been available for a...

The Heroku Postgres team is hitting the road in coming months and we'd love to connect with you. If you'd like to connect with us at any of the events below drop us a line postgres@heroku.com or @Heroku

Postgres Open

The first opportunity to connect with us is in September at Postgres Open. If you've already got your tickets for Postgres Open join us for drinks and/or pizza at Clark Ale House on Tuesday September 17, and make sure to check out talks by me and Peter Geoghegan at the conference.

If you don't already have your ticket for Postgres Open but are interested in going, we've got a chance for you to win a ticket from us for free.

Win a ticket to Postgres...

Browse the blog archives or subscribe to the full-text feed.