Today (or yesterday, depending on your timezone) was the start of March 1st, UTC 00:00. For our Airflow instance, this meant that the scheduler kicked off all @hourly, @daily, @weekly, and @monthly DAG runs simultaneously. While this has not historically Continue reading Concurrency/resource issues on monthly runs
Today we were able to merge some massive and significant changes contributed by @beccawidom to the iNaturalist DAG! This PR includes a number of changes, namely: The transformation steps have changed from “CSV -> Postgres -> TSV -> Postgres” now Continue reading Preparing for iNaturalist
Based on your requirements for your software, you might prioritize flexibility, scalability, performance, or speed. Hence, developers and businesses are often confused while picking a database for their needs. If you need a database that provides high flexibility and scalability, Continue reading How To Create a MongoDB Database: 6 Critical Aspects To Know
WordPress can be (and is) used for any kind of site, regardless of size or complexity. Some common use-cases include: Single-page landing sitesSimple company sites with just a few pages. These sites are usually rarely updated and are essentially static Continue reading Let’s make WordPress officially support SQLite
In any business, data is your biggest asset. By analyzing data, you can make decisions on customer trends and behavior prediction. This boosts business profitability and effective decision-making. Without database software, a simple task like finding the average of all Continue reading 9 Types of Mongodb Operators You Need To Know
As any site owner will tell you, data loss and downtime, even in minimal doses, can be catastrophic. They can hit the unprepared at any time, leading to reduced productivity, accessibility, and product confidence. To protect the integrity of your Continue reading PostgreSQL Replication: A Comprehensive Guide
Databases are essentially the backbone of any software. With several databases in the market and the increasing popularity of open-source databases, many developers and businesses share a common concern: How do you pick the right one? In this article, we’ll Continue reading MariaDB vs PostgreSQL: 14 Critical Differences
When starting a new project, one of the things developers can struggle with is choosing a stack. Zeroing in on the right technology to solve a problem can be a nerve-wracking experience. Databases in particular can be challenging to settle Continue reading MongoDB vs PostgreSQL: 15 Critical Differences
You’ve likely heard of SaaS, and you may have heard of PaaS and IaaS, but have you heard of Function as a Service (FaaS)? The FaaS market is growing quickly. According to Allied Market Research, the market was worth $3.01 Continue reading Function as a Service (FaaS): Everything You Need To Know
With a vast assortment of databases to choose from in the market, users can often mull over PostgreSQL vs SQL Server to iron out the better option for their use case. Organizations that leverage PostgreSQL for their operations might want Continue reading PostgreSQL vs SQL Server: 16 Critical Differences
Backing up your site is a little like buying fire insurance. You never need it outside of a catastrophe, but not having it is just going to make the catastrophe worse. In this article, we’ll cover why you need to Continue reading Backup Plugin Battle: Which is the Best WordPress Backup Plugin in 2022?
The WordPress GUID is a unique identifier for individual posts, pages, media, and practically any other custom post type. As such, it’s a key element in rendering your WordPress content and powering the WordPress RSS feeds which allow you to Continue reading Understanding WordPress GUIDs: What They Are, and Why Change Them
Here at Delicious Brains we eat, drink and sleep databases. However, we believe that any developer working with WordPress should have some level of knowledge about the database that sits behind a site. So I have put together the ultimate Continue reading The Ultimate Developer’s Guide to the WordPress Database
When you uninstall plugins from WordPress a lot can be leftover in the database. This makes the database unnecessarily large and could even slow down queries. It is always a good idea to clean your WordPress database after removing plugins. Continue reading Clean WordPress Database after Removing Elementor Page Builder
Slow database queries can really kill the performance and user experience of your WordPress site or WooCommerce store. Most users will try Query Monitor to identify slow MySQL queries on their site which is a fantastic plugin. If you want Continue reading Find Slow WordPress or WooCommerce Database Queries with WP-CLI
Sometimes plugins get purchased and totally revamped. This can go well and make your user base very happy but it can also have the opposite effect. For ExactMetrics the re-branding went terribly and users became irate leaving enough 1 star Continue reading Cleanup Database and Remove ExactMetrics WordPress Plugin
Something new is coming to Mergebot, our solution for making merging database changes easier. One of the hardest things during site development is seeing what has been done to the database so you can replicate it on the live site. Continue reading Announcing X-Ray For Mergebot: Visualize Your Database Changes
Have you ever wondered what it takes to create a custom table in WordPress or why you would ever want or need to? WordPress comes with many different ways to store data out-of-the-box. Luckily for us, WordPress is flexible enough Continue reading Creating a Custom Table with PHP in WordPress
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Once upon a time I tried to build a theme and plugin store into the WordPress dashboard. Kind of like iTunes for WordPress. I called it WP App Store. Long story short, it didn’t work, I started this company (Delicious Continue reading Managing Custom Tables in WordPress