Sequin, Docker on Android, Starlink TCP

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TODAY'S BIG THING

Sequin: Streaming Postgres Changes to Native Sinks

Sequin is a new tool for change data capture (CDC) in Postgres that supports native sinks. It allows you to easily stream Postgres rows and changes to popular streaming platforms and queues.

Why it matters: Simplifies building real-time data pipelines and event-driven architectures on top of Postgres.

Impact: Reduces development time for CDC implementations from days to hours. Supports native integrations with Kafka, RabbitMQ, and more.

Check out Sequin on GitHub

COOL TOOLS

• Docker on Android: Install Docker natively on your Android phone and use it as a home server.
  Setup: Follow the step-by-step guide to install Termux, then Docker within it.
  Aha moment: Run full containerized apps on your phone!
  Learn how to install Docker on Android

⚡️ QUICK HITS

• Starlink TCP Performance: New research reveals how TCP interacts with Starlink's network characteristics, providing insights for optimizing applications over satellite internet.
  Read the full analysis
• Linux Kernel Update: Preparations underway for supporting Huawei's Kunpeng ARM server SoCs with high bandwidth memory, improving performance for enterprise deployments.
  Learn about the upcoming Linux kernel changes

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