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Back-end for Open PIM ProjectOpen PIM - free and open source Product Information Management system.Quick start for a Demo setup.Clone the repoSwitch to docker folderRun the command docker-compose -f docker-compose.yaml up --remove-orphans -dconsole will be available by visiting with Username as admin Password as admin for an administrator view.There is no other user, you can create a user called demo with password as demo from the admin console.Quick start in Ubuntu 20 cloud serverThe following example cloud config file shows how you can deploy OpenPim on an Ubuntu 20.04 cloud server.Don't forget to replace the ssh key and database password /dev/null - apt-get update - apt-get install docker-ce docker-ce-cli containerd.io docker-compose-plugin # configure postgres - echo "host all all 0.0.0.0/0 md5" >> /etc/postgresql/12/main/pg_hba.conf - sudo -u postgres psql -U postgres --command="ALTER USER postgres WITH PASSWORD '123';" - systemctl restart postgresql.service # configure firewall - ufw allow 22 - ufw allow 80 - ufw enable # install openpim - curl -O - sudo -u postgres psql -U postgres -d postgres #cloud-configusers: - name: pim ssh-authorized-keys: - ssh-rsa AAA.... sudo: ['ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL'] groups: sudo shell: /bin/bashssh_pwauth: falsedisable_root: truepackages: - ca-certificates - curl - gnupg - lsb-release - postgresql - postgresql-contrib - ufwpackage_update: true# package_upgrade: true write_files: - content: | listen_addresses = '*' path: /etc/postgresql/12/main/conf.d/01pim.conf runcmd: # install docker - mkdir -p /etc/apt/keyrings - curl -fsSL | gpg --dearmor -o /etc/apt/keyrings/docker.gpg - echo "deb [arch=$(dpkg --print-architecture) signed-by=/etc/apt/keyrings/docker.gpg] $(lsb_release -cs) stable" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/docker.list > /dev/null - apt-get update - apt-get install docker-ce docker-ce-cli containerd.io docker-compose-plugin # configure postgres - echo "host all all 0.0.0.0/0 md5" >> /etc/postgresql/12/main/pg_hba.conf - sudo -u postgres psql -U postgres --command="ALTER USER postgres WITH PASSWORD '123';" - systemctl restart postgresql.service # configure firewall - ufw allow 22 - ufw allow 80 - ufw enable # install openpim - curl -O - sudo -u postgres psql -U postgres -d postgres # run docker as network host mode - docker run -d --network=host -v /mnt:/filestorage --env OPENPIM_DATABASE_ADDRESS=127.0.0.1 --env OPENPIM_DATABASE_NAME=postgres --env OPENPIM_DATABASE_USER=postgres --env OPENPIM_DATABASE_PASSWORD=123 openpim/production:1.5hostname: localhostprefer_fqdn_over_hostname: false

We also maintain, is used to calculate the top values according to some criteria.activerecord-multi-tenant: Our team maintains the activerecord-multi-tenant gem which makes it easy for multi-tenant Ruby on Rails applications to use row-based sharding with Citus. (Whereas for schema-based sharding you can use the acts_as_tenant gem, on which activerecord-multi-tenant is based.)django-multitenant: Similar to activerecord-multi-tenant, this library our team maintains is for multi-tenant applications that want to use row-based sharding—the difference is that this library is for Python and Django applications. (For schema-based sharding there are other libraries you can use that are maintained by the community, with django-tenants being the most popular.)Postgres community workGiven my work as head of Postgres open source community initiatives at Microsoft, it’s no surprise: contributing to Postgres in ways beyond code is near and dear to my heart. I’ve even given a few talks about it.Listed below are highlights of the community work that our Postgres team at Microsoft has contributed in the last 8 months.Serve on Postgres organizing & talk selection teams: The awesome Postgres community conferences—which happen all around the world—are an opportunity for knowledge sharing, learning, and networking. And if you take advantage of it, the in-person hallway track can open up all sorts of doors for you in the Postgres world. And members of our PG team at Microsoft have served the organization teams &/or the talk selection teams in these Postgres community events in the last 8 months:PGConf.EU 2023PGConf NYC 2023 and 2024FOSDEM PGDay 2024Nordic PGDay 2024PGDay Chicago 2024PGConf.dev 2024Sponsor Postgres conferences: Postgres conferences need financial support or they simply won’t happen. And Microsoft is proud to be able to sponsor all of these Postgres events for the Postgres community over the last 8 months:PGConf NYC 2023 – Platinum sponsorPGConf EU 2023 – Platinum sponsorPGConf India 2024 – Diamond sponsorNordic PGDay 2024 – Supporter sponsorpgDay Paris 2024 – Supporter sponsorPGConf Germany – Platinum sponsorPostgres Conference Silicon Valley – Partner sponsorPGDay Chicago – Gold sponsorPGConf.dev 2024 – Gold sponsorPOSETTE: An Event for Postgres, happening Jun 11-13: Organized by our Postgres team at Microsoft, POSETTE is a free & virtual developer event,

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Say hello to Citus 13 with support for Postgres 17 Citus gives you the Postgres you love plus horizontal scale-out with schema-based and row-based sharding. 100% open source. Now with Postgres 17 support! Distributed Scale Scale Postgres by distributing data & queries. You can start with a single Citus node, then add nodes & rebalance shards when you need to grow. Parallelized Performance Speed up queries by 20x to 300x (or more) through parallelism, keeping more data in memory, higher I/O bandwidth, and columnar compression. Power of Postgres Citus is an extension (not a fork) to the latest Postgres versions, so you can use your familiar SQL toolset & leverage your Postgres expertise. Simplified Architecture Reduce your infrastructure headaches by using a single database for both your transactional and analytical workloads. Open Source Download and use Citus open source for free. You can manage Citus yourself, embrace open source, and help us improve Citus via GitHub. Managed Database Service Focus on your application & forget about your database. Run your app on Citus in the cloud with Azure Cosmos DB for PostgreSQL. The Citus database gives you the superpower of distributed tables. Because Citus is an open source extension to Postgres, you can leverage the Postgres features, tooling, and ecosystem you love. And thanks to schema-based sharding you can onboard existing apps with minimal changes and support entirely new workloads like microservices. With Citus, you can scale from a single node to a distributed cluster, giving you all the greatness of Postgres—at any scale. CAPABILITIES TABLE Applications That Love Citus MULTI-TENANT SAAS SaaS apps often have a natural dimension on which to distribute data across nodes—dimensions such as tenant, customer, or account_id. Which means SaaS apps have a data model that is a good fit for a distributed database like Citus: just shard by tenant_id—and for cases with no natural distribution key, you can use schema-based sharding. Features for Multi-tenant SaaS applications Transparent sharding in the database layer SQL query & transaction routing Easy to add nodes & rebalance shards Able to scale out without giving up Postgres ABOUT MULTI-TENANT

Azure Database for PostgreSQL Blog 27 MIN READIn this post you’ll get a bird’s eye view of all the Postgres work happening at Microsoft—with highlights for each of the workstreams from the last 8 months. And there’s a lot of ground to cover. Our PostgreSQL database investments encompass both Azure and open source, the Postgres core plus the broader Postgres ecosystem, plus PG community work too.For anyone who still thinks of Microsoft as only a SQL Server company, well, that may be our past—but our present and future very much include PostgreSQL too.Why does this post exist? Because of this conversation:[Friend]It’s hard to keep track of all the Postgres work at Microsoft. Maybe you can write a blog post.[Me]Ok.[Me]So here is the first version of this “What’s new with Postgres at Microsoft” post, published late last Aug 2023.[Also Me]Where do the months go? How have 8 months gone by since I published the previous version of this post?Pulling together all these highlights is so much fun because I get to interview some of the many super-smart Postgres developers in our team.Ok, so let’s dive into specifics.The Microsoft workstreams covered in this post includes open-source contributions to the PostgreSQL core; development on Postgres extensions such as Citus, work on key utilities in the PG ecosystem such as PgBouncer, pgcopydb, and Patroni; our community work around events such as the upcoming POSETTE: An Event for Postgres (free and virtual, happening Jun 11-13) as well as talks and podcasts—and of course, our work on the managed database service, Azure Database for PostgreSQL.This table of contents follows the layout of this meticulously hand-made infographic, starting with the top-left box and proceeding counter-clockwise. Each of these links will take you straight to whichever sections you’re most interested in. Or you can grab an espresso and read the post in its entirety.Azure Database for PostgreSQL – Flexible ServerContributing to Postgres open sourceCitus open source extensionPostgres ecosystemPostgres community workAzure Cosmos DB for PostgreSQLFigure 1: This infographic-style diagram gives you a visual outline of the different Postgres workstreams underway at Microsoft as of May 2024, sharing highlights of