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Postgres-at-scale webinar scheduled for October 21, 2026

The New Stack says the session will cover high-ingest bottlenecks and include a live TimescaleDB demo.

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The New Stack scheduled a Postgres-at-scale webinar for October 21, 2026. Tiger Data’s Matty Stratton is set to discuss where time-series and high-ingest workloads strain Postgres, then demonstrate what changes with TimescaleDB. The session also promises a scorecard to help attendees assess their own systems before deciding whether to switch databases.

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TS The New Stack@thenewstack 8:43 AM · Oct 16, 2026
When high-ingest and time-series workloads push Postgres to its limits, the instinct is often to migrate to something new. This upcoming live session looks at the problems worth solving before making that move. Register here: https://bit.ly/4cs3Lt8
The New StackPostgres at Scale: What Breaks (and What Doesn't) When Live Data GrowsPostgres works — until it doesn't. Tiger Data's Matty Stratton breaks down exactly where it strains under time-series data at scale, with a live TimescaleDB demo showing what actually breaks and what holds up.

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@thenewstackWhen high-ingest and time-series workloads push Postgres to its limits, the instinct is often to migrate to something new. This upcoming live session looks at the problems worth solving before making that move. Register here: https://bit.ly/4cs3Lt81h

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TS The New Stack@thenewstack 8:43 AM · Oct 16, 2026
When high-ingest and time-series workloads push Postgres to its limits, the instinct is often to migrate to something new. This upcoming live session looks at the problems worth solving before making that move. Register here: https://bit.ly/4cs3Lt8
The New StackPostgres at Scale: What Breaks (and What Doesn't) When Live Data GrowsPostgres works — until it doesn't. Tiger Data's Matty Stratton breaks down exactly where it strains under time-series data at scale, with a live TimescaleDB demo showing what actually breaks and what holds up.

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@thenewstackWhen high-ingest and time-series workloads push Postgres to its limits, the instinct is often to migrate to something new. This upcoming live session looks at the problems worth solving before making that move. Register here: https://bit.ly/4cs3Lt81h

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@thenewstackWhen high-ingest and time-series workloads push Postgres to its limits, the instinct is often to migrate to something new. This upcoming live session looks at the problems worth solving before making that move. Register here: https://bit.ly/4cs3Lt81h

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@thenewstackWhen high-ingest and time-series workloads push Postgres to its limits, the instinct is often to migrate to something new. This upcoming live session looks at the problems worth solving before making that move. Register here: https://bit.ly/4cs3Lt81h