“The BSD family of operating systems isn’t the only BSD licensed
software whose roots originate from the University of California at
Berkeley. While many are familiar with Berkeley’s contributions to
Unix, fewer are aware of the role it played in the formation of
modern database systems. The PostgreSQL project has transformed
that codebase into a database that is known for its rock-solid
stabiity and advanced features. In this interview, Josh Berkus
provides some insights into PostgreSQL from his perspective as a
core developer…”
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