Google Summer of Code

So no, and I think the thing MD analysis did well and does right is the community and user engagement.

And it really taps into things like Google Summer of Code.

So if you wanted to do a little research project, or not even research, but like coding project, I guess in the sense of, oh, there's a feature I would like to implement and I can join an affiliated lab and do a summer internship and things like this.

So that's very nice.

Apart from that, When you have your database fundamentals, the foundation of database management systems, that is good enough to get started on Postgres.

And time and again, we have seen students joining the Postgres community, whether it is part of the Google Summer of Code or some of the bootcamps that I conduct thanks to another organization by the name of Postgres Women India.

And I partnered with them and we do a lot of orientation sessions, bootcamps and upskill programs.

We have just wrapped up a 16-week cohort where we started with Postgres basics and to an extension development workshop.

But anyway, let's get into it.

Our listener works nights and weekends at a GSOC.

A GSOC, if you're not familiar, is a global security operations center.

His job is to sit in front of a wall of monitors and watch every site his company owns.

Anywhere in the world and then respond when or if something trips.

But this time, about 30 minutes later, the lights started coming back on, one by one.

He checked the access system a second time, still the only person in the building.

So he sat there at his desk in a global security operations center, or a GSOC, watching a bank of cameras on an empty third floor, and he watched the lights turn themselves on in sequence.