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For next month's hacking workshop, I'm scheduling 2 or 3 discussions of Tomas Vondra's talk, Performance Archaeology, given at 2024.PGConf.EU. If you're interested in joining us, please sign up using this form and I will send you an invite to one of the sessions. Thanks as always to Tomas for agreeing to attend the sessions.

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In case you are awaiting the February PostgreSQL Community minor update released on plan on February 12 we want to make sure that our users and customers are up to date and aware of what to expect.

This scheduled PostgreSQL release was delivered by the PostgreSQL Community on time and came carrying 5 CVE fixes and over 65 bugs bug fixes.

Over the past few months or so, we've been building the pgEdge Postgres MCP Server, an open source tool that lets LLMs talk directly to PostgreSQL databases through the Model Context Protocol. It supports Claude, GPT, local models via Ollama, and pretty much any MCP-compatible client you can throw at it.

We continue our series of articles reviewing changes in PostgreSQL 19. This time we'll look at what emerged from the September 2025 CommitFest.

The highlights from the first July CommitFest are available here: 2025-07.

Just a quick post to note the release of pg_clickhouse v0.1.4. This v0.1 maintenance release can be upgraded in-place and requires no ALTER EXTENSION UPDATE command; as soon as sessions reload the shared library they’ll be good to go.

Thanks in part to reports from attentive users, v0.1.4’s most significant changes improve the following: