Open source maintenance, co-funded
Fund the maintenance of the tools your production depends on, together. Prioritized fixes, releases shipped, roadmap influence — and a quarterly letter for members only.
The tools I maintain run in production for people I have never met, and that is exactly as it should be. But maintenance costs something, and somebody pays it: either you, waiting on a fix, or a group of companies funding it together and becoming, in exchange, members of the programme.
Becoming a member is the second option.
pgloader · pgcopydb · pg_auto_failover · pgextwlist
€0
For evaluating, or for non-critical use.
Best-effort, through GitHub, like everyone else.
€100 / month
Your issues stop getting lost in the queue.
Priority queue, answered within a few days.
€800 / month
When a production system depends on the tool.
Your patches are triaged under an SLA and land in the next release.
€2,000 / month
When your roadmap depends on its roadmap.
Roadmap input, and development bandwidth reserved for you.
€10,000 per release
Your fixes and features prioritized in one given release, and your name in the release notes.
One sponsor per release.
€3,000 per issue
One specific blocker, handled and shipped in the next release.
members only
Four times a year, what moved — in The Art of PostgreSQL and in the projects I maintain. Not a blog digest, not a promotion.
Four sends a year. One-click unsubscribe.
Four sends a year. One-click unsubscribe.
One address, used to reply to you. One-click unsubscribe.