Bruce Momjian: Postgres AI Workshop
New Presentation Thursday, April 30, 2026 I just gave a new presentation at PGDay Armenia titled Building an Mcp Server Using Postgres. The talk is a follow-up to my Databases in the AI Trenches talk, and explores how mcp allows functionality beyond llms and rag alone. It includes mcp demos of a radiation detector and pretzel bakery.
- ▪New Presentation Thursday, April 30, 2026 I just gave a new presentation at PGDay Armenia titled Building an Mcp Server Using Postgres.
- ▪The talk is a follow-up to my Databases in the AI Trenches talk, and explores how mcp allows functionality beyond llms and rag alone.
- ▪It includes mcp demos of a radiation detector and pretzel bakery.
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| Publication time | Sun, 26 Jul 2026 03:15:01 +0000 |
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New Presentation Thursday, April 30, 2026 I just gave a new presentation at PGDay Armenia titled Building an Mcp Server Using Postgres. The talk is a follow-up to my Databases in the AI Trenches talk, and explores how mcp allows functionality beyond llms and rag alone. It includes mcp demos of a radiation detector and pretzel bakery. Post a Comment Postgres 19 Release Notes Wednesday, April 15, 2026 I have just completed the first draft of the Postgres 19 release notes. It includes minimal developer community feedback and still needs more xml markup and links. This year I have created a wiki page explaining the process I use. The release note feature count is 212, which includes a strong list of administrative and monitoring features. Postgres 19 Beta 1 should be released in a few months.
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