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ClickHouse Managed Postgres is adding five new customer notifications: inactive replication slots, planned switchovers, unplanned failovers, long-running transactions, and connections approaching their limit.
Shipsidekick moved from Neon to ClickHouse Managed Postgres in a single weekend, cutting CPU usage from 100% to 5-10% and making queries about 10x faster.
OpenReplay replaced Postgres with ClickHouse to ingest billions of events and up to 6 TB a day on a single, vertically scaled instance, with sub-second queries and retention handled by a single TTL setting.
Connect Cursor to Langfuse to trace every agent turn, pinpoint expensive model and tool calls, and use evaluations to confirm a fix actually helps, with ClickHouse powering the analytics underneath.
Query Insights for ClickHouse Managed Postgres now shows what active sessions are waiting on, with wait event breakdowns, blocked-session and lock-wait charts, and the same metrics in Prometheus.
ClickHouse’s new native TCP client for .NET brings faster reads and inserts with fewer allocations, columnar APIs, POCO support, and a path to migrate from HTTP.
Highlights from Postgres Summit US 2026 in New York City, where ClickHouse sponsored the community and demonstrated its growing Postgres integrations.
How ClickHouse’s Postgres extensions handle the memory safety challenges of combining C and C++, from clean language boundaries to isolated helper processes.
The chDB Durable Layer keeps agent memory fast to query locally while making its analytical state recoverable across laptops, CI jobs, and short-lived sandboxes.
