> I am very disappointed to see the direction: It is moving from a "interesting attempt to recreate system software" to "building flashy but useless demo"
What makes you say this is a useless demo? I can't count the number of people who've struggled to do analytics inside of Postgres. Almost always they end up setting up a separate system such as Clickhouse and replicating the data between the two systems. Now they can have one system that's Postgres-compatible, and it's faster than either of the original systems.
> Everyone who knows a bit about databases knows the difference between execution models and what kind of optimization it brings.
In our last post[0], when we mentioned we were getting close to Clickhouse level performance (now faster than Clickhouse), we were met with disbelief. This post is meant to explain part of how we closed the 300x gap between Postgres and Clickhouse. The execution model being 10x of it.
I just deployed this to production to replace our self-hosted Postgres - and we’re experiencing corruption. Can you help us out?
Yes. Email me and Jason at malis@pgrust.com and jason@pgrust.com
Wow ok fair enough. Sorry to put you through a fire drill but I wanted to see if there would be support or not.
I stand corrected, there is. Wishing you the best of luck here.