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eiuspkz
eiuspkzNov 5, 2026
CloudBeaver proxy header authentication must fail closed
A measured review of CloudBeaver reverse-proxy headers, authentication modes, API tokens, database connections, and bypass tests.
zoomeyedatabase
facilishz
facilishzOct 25, 2026
general_log = 1 writes every query to a file, including the passwords in them
The general query log records literal secrets; treating it as a diagnostic reduces the review.
MySQLlogging
Redowan's Reflections
Redowan's ReflectionsAug 19, 2026
Postgres as an isolation reference model
Use PostgreSQL's transaction isolation levels as a reference model for reasoning about the guarantees and tradeoffs of other relational and non-relational databases.
DatabaseSQL
Redowan's Reflections
Redowan's ReflectionsAug 19, 2026
A return to Postgres isolation
Use PostgreSQL's transaction isolation levels as a reference model for reasoning about the guarantees and tradeoffs of other relational and non-relational databases.
DatabaseSQL
Autotelic
AutotelicAug 8, 2026
To simulate a business
Put the business in a box, then shake it
databasesimulate
Autotelic
AutotelicAug 6, 2026
Content-addressed extension points
could code live with the data, without residing with the data?
ideaprism
Today I Learned
Today I LearnedJul 17, 2026
CRDT
database
Redowan's Reflections
Redowan's ReflectionsJun 13, 2026
Reading your own writes with WAIT FOR LSN in Postgres 19
PostgreSQL 19's new WAIT FOR LSN command lets a replica block until it has replayed your write. The read-after-write problem it solves, the workarounds it replaces, and what the timeout, status, and mode options are actually for.
DatabaseSQL
Redowan's Reflections
Redowan's ReflectionsJun 13, 2026
Reading your own writes with WAIT FOR LSN in Postgres 19
PostgreSQL 19's new WAIT FOR LSN command lets a replica block until it has replayed your write. The read-after-write problem it solves, the workarounds it replaces, and what the timeout, status, and mode options are actually for.
DatabaseSQL
John Beales
John BealesJun 9, 2026
I'm migrating analytics to a new database structure for 4RoadService, it looks like this will take a few days. This should enable faster, better, and more accurate reporting for our customers.
analyticsdatabase
John Beales
John BealesMay 27, 2026
I am now a member of the "Claude code deleted something that it shouldn't have from my database" club! Good thing it was a development database.
agentic developmentai
Ryosuke's Sketchbook
Ryosuke's SketchbookMar 23, 2026
Free Auth and DB using AT Proto
at protoauth
Redowan's Reflections
Redowan's ReflectionsMar 21, 2026
Repositories, transactions, and unit of work in Go
Decoupling business logic from storage in Go, adding transaction support without leaking SQL details, and coordinating atomic writes across multiple repositories using a unit of work.
GoDatabase
Redowan's Reflections
Redowan's ReflectionsMar 20, 2026
How do you handle transactions with the repository pattern?
Adding transaction support to a repository interface without leaking storage details.
GoDatabase
Redowan's Reflections
Redowan's ReflectionsMar 16, 2026
Do you need a repository layer on top of sqlc?
Decoupling business logic from storage with a small interface in Go.
GoDatabase
L
LedgerMar 12, 2026
On newly created database schemas
If you've just created new schemas and have multiple user roles, make sure to execute these commands.
databasePostgreSQL
Scott Spence
Scott SpenceOct 6, 2025
SQLite Corruption with fs.copyFile() in WAL Mode
I was looking up something on my site for reference (as I usually do when trying to recall a detail) when I noticed the popular posts in the footer weren’t displaying. That’s odd. I’d been working with the database locally recently, so my immediate...
sqldatabase
Scott Spence
Scott SpenceJul 13, 2025
Hunting Down 1.3 Billion Row Database Reads
I spent some time this weekend rolling the auth credentials for this site (again) after Claude Code doxed my variables! Anyways, whilst I was doing this I noticed my Turso dashboard had 1.3 BILLION row reads. My database was getting absolutely...
tursodatabase
ander.sh
ander.shJun 2, 2025
Reading list week 22
The articles and other content I have found interesting this week, and would recommend you check out!
reading-listdatabase
luminary.blog
luminary.blogJun 1, 2025
Decision Tree: DyanamoDB vs Aurora PostgreSQL
Which one should you pick
comparisondatabase
Devtools FM
Devtools FMJun 1, 2025
Peter Pistorius - Redwood SDK
Peter Pistorius discusses Redwood's evolution into a serverless React Server Components framework and his vision for personal software development.
redwoodopen source
subaud
subaudMay 30, 2025
Using psycopg2 with AWS Lambda and CDK: Binary vs Source Solutions
Getting psycopg2 to work in AWS Lambda can be frustrating. This post shows you two reliable solutions - using pre-compiled binaries for simplicity, and building from source with Docker for production workloads.
CDKAWS
Devtools FM
Devtools FMMay 25, 2025
Stepan Parunashvili - InstantDB
Stepan Parunashvili unveils InstantDB, a modern Firebase replacement designed to make building local-first applications easier and more powerful.
InstantDBDatabase
subaud
subaudApr 5, 2025
Updating Athena Queries for Enhanced Blog Traffic Analysis
Expanding on our CloudFront log analysis with new Athena queries to differentiate bots vs humans, analyze external referrers, and get detailed bot traffic insights.
CDKNetworking