The JusDB Database Engineering Blog

PgBouncer is the most widely deployed PostgreSQL connection pooler — lightweight, battle-tested, and straightforward to configure. Here's how to get it running in production.

MySQL InnoDB tablespace encryption (TDE) encrypts data pages on disk without changing application code — using a two-tier keyring architecture that separates the master key from table keys.

Deploy enterprise-grade MySQL high availability with InnoDB Cluster. Learn Group Replication integration, MySQL Router configuration, and automatic failover setup.

Learn the fundamental principles of database schema design for building scalable applications. This guide covers entity relationships, primary keys, foreign keys, and normalization concepts essential for high-performance databases.

ProxySQL's read/write splitting routes SELECT queries to replicas and writes to the primary automatically — but getting the configuration right requires understanding hostgroups, query rules, and lag-aware routing.

Understand FoundationDB's architecture — ACID transactions, layers, and why Snowflake and Apple chose it

Master Apache Cassandra for planet-scale, always-on applications. Learn ring architecture, consistency levels, data modeling, compaction strategies, and multi-datacenter replication.

MySQL generates multiple log files that will fill your disk if left unmanaged. Here's how to configure logrotate correctly for MySQL error logs, slow query logs, and binary logs.

ProxySQL maintains a rich internal stats schema that most teams never fully explore. Here's how to use ProxySQL's built-in monitoring to track query latency, backend health, and connection pool utilization.

PgPool-II provides connection pooling, read/write splitting, and automatic failover for PostgreSQL — but its extensive configuration can be overwhelming. Here's a practical guide to getting PgPool-II running in production.

Discover how jemalloc, tcmalloc, and mimalloc can dramatically improve MySQL memory management. Real benchmarks showing 2-4x performance improvements and memory leak prevention.

MySQL 8 dramatically improved JSON support with functions that eliminate the need for application-side parsing. Here are 10 JSON functions that will transform how you work with JSON columns in MySQL.