We are proud to announce PgLTS: Postgres Long Term Support. PgLTS provides three additional years of CVE support so you can upgrade when it works best for your organization. It is the no stress solution for keeping your EOL Postgres supported and secure. With its FedRAMP compliant patching, PgLTS is the PostgreSQL distribution for the mature enterprise. Learn more about how Command Prompt can keep your stack reliable for versions 12 and 13 today!
This year our team has worked tirelessly to produce an Enterprise edition to our successful database administration tool: PgManage. With this new and improved version, we have launched full multi user support, Oauth2 support, remote access via web browser, and more! Take your Open Source SQL editor to the next level and Contact Us Now to discuss how to get PgManage configured for your business. PgManage also works with MySQL/MariaDB, SQLite3, and Oracle databases.
November 4 & 5, 9am ET: PostgreSQL Performance and Maintenance Training
November 6, 4pm ET: Practical Production-Quality PostgreSQL Updates Using Logical Replication with Minimum Downtime
November 12, 4pm ET: Group Swim: Postgres Edition (High Availability)
December 16, 4pm ET: Group Swim: Postgres Edition (All Things Cloud)
Cost Optimization for PostgreSQL: Practical Tips for Technical Teams
PostgreSQL 18: Revolutionary Performance Boost Now Available
Why Growing Teams Are Moving from Aurora to RDS or EC2: Cost and Control Considerations on AWS
Lessons from the CISA and USCG Joint Advisory: What “No Breach” Still Reveals
Just like when the DB goes down in the middle of the day, a lot of us don’t pay attention to our health until something major happens. We get comfortable pushing our wellbeing to the backburner in order to focus on today’s busy schedule. This quarter’s wellness tip is to start being proactive about what really matters - our health - before a major outage occurs.
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