PostgreSQL experience in Russian Parliament
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| Title | PostgreSQL experience in Russian Parliament |
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| Subtitle | Success story of PostgreSQL in Russian State Duma |
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| Number of Parts | 31 |
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| Production Place | Ottawa, Canada |
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| Abstract | In 2010 Russian State Duma (lower chamber of parliament) renewed its web site. That was the first step in modernization towards open data and e-goverment in further years. PostgreSQL took a central place in data integration between intranet systems and open web services. During recent years many new open data systems were launched powered by PostgreSQL.
This talk covers the issues of PostgreSQL integration into State Duma intranet systems, which were mostly running Oracle Database as well as implementation of many open data systems. Data between intranet systems and PostgreSQL databases are mostly synchronized using ora2pg. Full synchronization was used for small databases as well as incremental synchronization for large databases. Open data systems implemented on PostgreSQL including:
Law and draft law search systems
Open vote system
Verbatim system
Using PostgreSQL database allows to save license const as well as achieve great performance and features. |
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