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peteretep
on May 25, 2016
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How to move from Amazon RDS to a dedicated Postgre...
> Using the distro-supplied packages for PG > (or any database server)
Or almost any of your application environment, really.
bpbp-mango
on May 25, 2016
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Distro supplied packages are a handy way of receiving timely security fixes without keeping too close an eye on recent CVEs + application changelogs.
pritambaral
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For regular packages, sure. But for highly-active, well-maintained codebases like postgres – who package their software for your OS, upstream is going to be quicker with security fixes than distro.
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