pgsonify: Hearing PostgreSQL Health as Elephant Sounds
pgsonify is an experimental MIT-licensed tool that sonifies PostgreSQL health metrics as real elephant recordings. How it maps stats views to sound.
Dinesh5 min read
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Dinesh
Founder, CortexRidge
15+ years leading database engineering teams. Built and operated PostgreSQL platforms across AWS, Oracle (OCI PostgreSQL), Tessell, OpenSCG, and EnterpriseDB. Author of the PL/pgSQL book. Now building CortexBolt at CortexRidge.
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Workflows in Practice: Disk Space Monitoring
One webhook call checks a server's disk, records the reading, alerts the customer, and archives the run. A five-node CortexBolt workflow, step by step.
Dinesh4 min read
The Economy Of Embeddings
An embedding has four costs, and one dwarfs the rest: RAM. Follow a single vector through its life and see where the database bill really comes from.
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PostgreSQL LISTEN/NOTIFY Is Not Durable — Here's the Fix with pg_durable
PostgreSQL LISTEN/NOTIFY loses messages when nobody is listening. See how pg_durable adds durable signals and workflows that survive restarts.
Dinesh8 min read
Fifteen years of databases, end to end
Fifteen years of database platforms at AWS, Oracle, Tessell, OpenSCG, and EnterpriseDB — and how they became CortexBolt, the autonomous operations platform.
Dinesh4 min read