Using AI Features in PostgreSQL Course Released

Using AI Features in PostgreSQL Course Released

More SQL and AI love !

We’ve been working on this for a while. PostgreSQL is a great vector database that can support your AI-based applications. And we’ve just completed a course that can show you how to use it. It’s low-cost ($195 USD) and offers our lifetime access.

Check it out and enrol now here: Using AI Features in PostgreSQL

Course Summary

Do you want to start working with AI-related features in PostgreSQL? Or are you going to be asked about using databases this way? Either way, you need to be prepared!

This course is about using PostgreSQL to store, retrieve, and integrate data for AI systems, in a way that is reliable, understandable, and operationally sound. We assume you already understand PostgreSQL fundamentals and are comfortable working with PostgreSQL and database design.

  • Are you responsible for deciding where AI-related logic should live, and where it should not?
  • Do you need to support vector search, retrieval, or AI integration without turning the database into an experimental system?
  • Do you want to understand Data API Builder and configuring an MCP server for PostgreSQL?
  • Have you been asked whether databases should be used for embeddings, RAG patterns, or AI orchestration, and wanted a clear answer that you can explain?
  • If any of that sounds like you, then you’re in the right place. You’ll get clear explanations, hands-on exercises, and short quizzes to make sure you not only understand the concepts but can confidently apply them in real PostgreSQL environments.

And while the practical exercises are optional, we strongly encourage completing them. They are designed to be straightforward and focused on realistic scenarios, rather than tooling complexity. Setup is easy. We’ve even used Ollama to host the AI models in the labs so you don’t have costs associated with that and can test everything locally.

Check it out and enrol now here: Using AI Features in PostgreSQL

2026-10-03