Is Your Distributed Database PostgreSQL Compatible, and Why Does This Matter?
November 22, 2021
Most companies now realize that compatibility with a widely adopted SQL API is essential to ensure the success of their modern distributed SQL databases.
But, there are many SQL database options available and each one takes a different approach to Postgresql compatibility. This can have major implications for the developers and applications leveraging these databases.
In this on-demand webinar, Yugabyte CTO and Co-Founder Karthik Ranganathan discusses the key criteria you can use to evaluate PostgreSQL compatibility.
Webinar: Evaluating PostgreSQL Compatibility in Distributed SQL Databases
Karthik applies a comparison framework to analyze four major distributed SQL databases:
- Google Spanner
- Amazon Aurora
- CockroachDB
- YugabyteDB
He also examines key aspects of PostgreSQL compatibility within each database, including features, code, and interface, as well as the overall architecture.
For more information on PostgreSQL compatibility in a distributed database, check out Karthik’s recent blog, Are Stored Procedures and Triggers Anti-Patterns in the Cloud Native World?
You can also join the Yugabyte Community via our Slack channel to connect with database experts from across the world.
