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Released in July 2025, NIST SP 800-63 Revision 4 introduced new requirements for authentication strength, identity proofing, and federation security. Many organizations still haven't assessed their systems against these updated standards. Learn what changed, why it matters for compliance, and how to evaluate your current identity controls against the new framework.
PgManage now supports Microsoft SQL Server and includes numerous UI improvements and features intended to make your daily database work more efficient. See the blog post for a feature overview and insights into our decision‑making process.
The PostgreSQL Global Development Group has released PostgreSQL 18, delivering the most significant performance improvements in recent years. This latest version transforms database I/O operations and streamlines the upgrade experience for organizations worldwide.
PgManage 1.3.1 is now available with fixes across PostgreSQL, Oracle, MariaDB, and SQLite3, plus updated dependencies and UI refinements. Learn what’s new and explore PgManage Enterprise Edition with remote access, multi-user support, and OAuth2 integration.
Discover how a client successfully upgraded PostgreSQL 11 to 15.5 and Citus 8.3 to 12.1 while simplifying extensions, improving scalability, and enhancing performance. This real-world case study highlights the planning, testing, and expertise required to achieve seamless upgrades in distributed environments.
Planning and road-mapping updates not only address immediate issues but also contribute to long-term stability and security, helping your organization avoid major headaches down the road.
PgManage 1.0 released, grab it today!
PgManage 1.0b2 released.
Command Prompt is pleased to announce PgManage version 1.0b. This release adds two major features, 3 major bug fixes and over a dozen changes and improvements. PgManage is a Postgres centered multi-database management Open Source project.
PgManage is a Postgres centered multi-database management Open Source project. It is a fork of the previously well received project OmniDB that had been abandoned. Command Prompt has taken the helm of this project to ensure a quality project focused on the Management of PostgreSQL and related technologies.