Advanced open-source database with extensible data types, JSON support, and robust concurrency for complex enterprise queries.
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PostgreSQL supports window functions, CTEs, recursive queries, lateral joins, full-text search, and JSON/JSONB operations natively. Complex analytics queries that require multiple steps in other databases execute in a single, optimised PostgreSQL statement.
Most-loved database (Stack Overflow 2024)
Most advanced open-source database
Available extensions for specialised needs
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We build data-intensive applications with PostgreSQL, leveraging JSONB for flexible schemas, window functions for analytics, and full-text search for rich query experiences, all with proper indexing and query optimisation.
We design PostgreSQL schemas with normalisation, strategic indexing, partitioning, and materialized views, ensuring your database delivers optimal performance as data volume grows into billions of rows.
We deploy PostgreSQL on AWS RDS, Google Cloud SQL, Azure Database for PostgreSQL, or Supabase, with connection pooling (PgBouncer), monitoring, automated backups, and high-availability configuration.
We migrate from Oracle, SQL Server, or MySQL to PostgreSQL, handling stored procedure conversion, query syntax differences, sequence migration, and data type mapping with comprehensive testing.
We optimise postgresql.conf settings, implement connection pooling, configure autovacuum, and deploy extensions like pg_stat_statements, TimescaleDB, PostGIS, or pgvector for specialised workloads.
