Cameron Archer
Writer and Owner at Gloryosky
Owner, Gloryosky. Occasional freelancer. RTs not endorsements. Currently promotes #cdntv; live-tweets wrestling. @MuckRack bio: https://t.co/KhzlNSXOCu
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2 months ago |
dev.to | Cameron Archer
Storing and searching logs is a problem as old as software. Many tools exist to do it. It's solved. But this post focuses on a different problem. What if your users want to explore the logs? What if you have billions of logs? Fundamentally, this is a problem of scale in multi-tenant architectures. It's something that Vercel most solve with runtime logs, for example.
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2 months ago |
dev.to | Cameron Archer
Building a Next.js app is easy these days. With generative AI webdev platforms like v0, Lovable, and Bolt and AI-assisted IDEs like Cursor and Windsurf, you can pretty much spin up any Next.js app you can imagine in a few minutes, a day tops. The challenge with webdev, of course, isn't webdev. It's getting the backend right, and making sure you have infrastructure set up for auth, data persistence, caching, logs, etc. We're already seeing advances in AI there.
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2 months ago |
dev.to | Cameron Archer
I know what you're thinking. Oh no, here's another 3,000-word article from Ariel about Postgres performance. But don't worry - this one's shorter because I've already covered most of these warning signs in previous articles. I'm just putting it all together here and focusing on helping you plan your exit before things get messy. In my last article, I showed you how to push your Postgres analytics to its limits - from columnar storage extensions to BRIN indexes and vertical partitioning.
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2 months ago |
dev.to | Cameron Archer
As your application grows, you'll face a new challenge: managing increased user concurrency. Postgres is known for its strength and reliability but, it wasn't designed to handle thousands of simultaneous connections. While vertical scaling helps with data volume, connection management needs a different approach. Scaling Postgres for analytics?You should give Tinybird a try.
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2 months ago |
dev.to | Cameron Archer
When you launched your startup, PostgreSQL seemed like the perfect choice. It's open-source, robust, and comes with a comfortable and dev-friendly SQL dialect. Postgres is the Swiss Army knife of databases; it offers a lot of utility in a compact package, making it an attractive option for startups and established companies alike:Familiarity and Ease of Use: You probably used Postgres in CS-101.
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Harley Cameron & Mercedes Moné (with Mini-Moné) vs. Julia Hart & Athena. Mostly it's in service of the women's Owen Hart Foundation Tournament. HC wants Julia Hart to Feel the Wrath. Hart doesn't. Moné lets Cameron lose rather than run in. Athena spinner belts. #AEW #AEWCollision
'Speedball' Mike Bailey wins. Ricochet doesn't approve. Thunder Rosa vs. Kris Statlander interview segment ahead of their Owen Hart Foundation Tournament match. AEW actually uses Jon Moxley picture that doesn't have him looking like someone's last known picture #AEW #AEWCollision
Ricochet on commentary for 'Speedball' Mike Bailey vs. Dralistico (La Facción Ingobernable). Shane Taylor Promotions actually gets main-show mic time. Bailey and Ricochet interact, which AEW doesn't bother framing properly. Ricochet speaks of CROSSING THE LINE. #AEW #AEWCollision https://t.co/oYXYCA3n0P