What's new in Linux kernel for PostgreSQL
erthalion
21 points
3 comments
March 03, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (2 comments)
Traubenfuchs
Does the impact of those technological advances eventually materialize in the CRUD slop infrastructure everyone works with, with which I mean "claude, write a kubernetes yaml for a :latest postgres and deploy it" and AWS Aurora?
jauntywundrkind
> This patch is trying to make io_uring customizable via BPF, promising better waiting and polling patterns https://lore.kernel.org/bpf/cover.1763031077.git.asml.silenc... Absolutely fricking sick!! The write up of use cases here is so so wildly neat. Please please please, make the new completion queue engine in the kernel programmable with eBPF!!