This is a collection of 175 recipes for database administrators to manage enterprise databases effectively. Simon Riggs and Gianni Ciolli show how to get up and running with all the latest features of PostgreSQL 14. The recipes cover how to tackle a variety of problems and pain points for a database administrator such as creating tables, managing views, improving performance, and securing your database.
<ASIN:1803248971>
Author: Simon Riggs and Gianni Ciolli Publisher: Packt Date: March 2022 Pages: 608 ISBN: 978-1803248971 Print: 1803248971 Kindle: B09R4VBHX3 Audience: PostgreSQL administrators Level: Introductory/Intermediate Category: Database
- Plan, manage, and maintain PostgreSQL databases in production
- Work with the newly introduced features of PostgreSQL 14
- Use pgAdmin or OmniDB to perform database administrator (DBA) tasks
- Use psql to write accurate and repeatable scripts
- Understand how to tackle real-world data issues with the help of examples
- Select and implement robust backup and recovery techniques in PostgreSQL 14
- Deploy best practices for planning and designing live databases
For more Book Watch just click.
Book Watch is I Programmer's listing of new books and is compiled using publishers' publicity material. It is not to be read as a review where we provide an independent assessment. Some, but by no means all, of the books in Book Watch are eventually reviewed.
To have new titles included in Book Watch contact BookWatch@i-programmer.info
Follow @bookwatchiprog on Twitter or subscribe to I Programmer's Books RSS feed for each day's new addition to Book Watch and for new reviews.
Street Coder (Manning)
Author: Sedat Kapanoglu Publisher: Manning Date: February 2022 Pages: 272 ISBN: 978-1617298370 Print: 1617298379 Kindle: B09Q3PJQC5 Audience: General Rating: 4 Reviewer: Ian Elliot Street Coder - sounds sort of tough but messy at the same time.
|
Modern Software Engineering (Addison-Wesley)
Author: David Farley Pages: 256 ISBN: 978-0137314911 Print:0137314914 Kindle: B09GG6XKS4 Audience: Software Engineers Rating: 3.5 Reviewer: Kay Ewbank
This book is subtitled 'doing what works to build better software faster' - does it teach you how to achieve that?
| More Reviews |
|