How Uber Uses PostgreSQL

The article discusses Uber's transition to a portable microservices architecture optimized for cloud deployment.

The article discusses how Uber maintains operational excellence in data quality through a consolidated data quality platform (UDQ).

The article introduces Athenadriver, an open-source database driver for Amazon Athena designed for Go, which facilitates seamless integration between Uber's business intelligence tools and AWS Athe...

Uber's Big Data platform has evolved significantly, managing over 100 petabytes of data with minimal latency.

The article discusses how Uber Engineering scaled its global driver onboarding process to accommodate rapid growth across various cities and countries.

The article discusses Uber Engineering's transition from PostgreSQL to MySQL, detailing the limitations encountered with PostgreSQL and the advantages of MySQL's architecture, particularly in terms...

The article discusses Uber's transition from a monolithic architecture to a microservices architecture, highlighting the implementation of Tincup, a currency and exchange rate service.

The article discusses the experiences of a new graduate working on Uber's Money Team, highlighting the challenges and learning opportunities encountered while transforming Uber's trip data model.

The article discusses Uber's Project Mezzanine, which involved migrating hundreds of millions of rows of trip data and over 100 services to a new data storage solution while maintaining service con...