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Sun Sep 30 2018

The Hidden Costs of PostgreSQL's JSONB Datatype

Postgres introduced the JSONB type in version 9.4 with considerable excitement. JSONB promised to marry a favorite relational database with the noSQL world, permitting data to be stored in the database as JSON without the need for re-parsing whenever a field is accessed. Moreover, the binary storage format permits indexing and complex queries against the stored JSON blobs. This data format embodies the flexible schema and was readily adopted at Fraight.

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