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Scale PostgreSQL reads the easy way. In #AzureFriday, Scott Hanselman 🌮 and Paula Berenguel show how PostgreSQL on Azure uses read replicas and virtual endpoints to handle heavy read workloads, just like OpenAI powers ChatGPT on Postgres. Watch now:

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