Michael Christofides is the co-founder of pgMustard, a Postgres tool that speeds up your journey from knowing which query is a problem to working out what can be done about it. The aim of pgMustard is to build a small, sustainable business that is the best at what it does. pgMustard recently celebrated their 100th subscriber - so they are well on their way! Michael also consults, talks at conferences and writes about Postgres performance.
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(00:41): Could you tell us a bit about where pgMustard is right now and what your focuses are at the moment?
(01:22): Could you tell us a bit about what you're currently doing in terms of growth and, what's keeping you up at night at the moment with pgMustard?
(02:47): One of the things that I’ve noticed when I go to the pgMustard website, is that you’re very ethical. There’s no small print, everything is as kind as it could be. Is that something you’ve consciously gone after?
(04:22): Let's say some founders are considering this. Has there been any tangible benefits that could persuade them to become whiter than white? (06:52): You have previously worked as a Head of Customer Success at a big, what could be described as a DevTools, startup GoCardless. Do you think this is where some of your approach came from? (09:42): Stepping back from pgMustard, what has and hasn't worked in terms of growth? (14:09): Are there any kind of general lessons that you would give to maybe yourself starting again? Or another DevTools founder? (19:54): How can people learn more about you and about pgMustard?
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