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PostgreSQL, a single-node RDBMS, is widely adopted for its powerful set of features while being fully open-source RDBMS. However, it is hard to run PostgreSQL as a cloud-native database, which can inherently survive failures, scale horizontally, and be deployed in geo-distributed configurations. Google Spanner is a distributed SQL database that has these features, however, does not offer the power of PostgreSQL. Combining the best of these two databases would result in a very compelling database.

In this #include session we spoke to Karthik who is the CTO & Cofounder of YugabyteDB, a fully open-source distributed SQL database. In the talk, Karthik spoke about the architecture of YugabyteDB that enables it to support all PostgreSQL features along with distributed transactions, resilience, scalability, and geo-distribution of data.