Optimizing a database for a large-scale, high-transaction environment involves several strategies: Remember, each database and use case is unique, so these strategies should be applied as appropriate for your specific situation. It’s also a good idea to thoroughly test any… Read More »How to optimize a database for large-scale, high-transaction environment
In the modern digital world, establishing and maintaining digital identity has become a pressing issue for individuals and organizations alike. That’s where Identity Providers, commonly known as IdPs, come into play. This blog post will dive into the concept of IdPs, why they are used, their capabilities, and some notable examples of both open-source and commercial options available today.
In technical terms, a reverse proxy is a server that retrieves resources on behalf of a client from one or more servers. These resources are returned to the client as though they originated from the reverse proxy server itself. Unlike… Read More »Introduction to Reverse Proxies
Indexing is a powerful technique in relational databases that enhances query performance by minimizing the time it takes to search and retrieve data. It’s similar to the way you use an index in a book to quickly find the page containing the information you seek. In this blog post, we’ll dive into the world of indexing, focusing on how it works in relational databases like PostgreSQL, and explore the benefits and trade-offs involved.