In case you didn’t already see this news, PostgreSQL has got its first minor version released for 2019. This includes minor version updates for all supported PostgreSQL versions. We have indicated in our previous blog post that PostgreSQL 9.3 had gone EOL, and it would not support any more updates. This release includes the […]
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In this blog post, we’ll look at how to use
pg_repack to rebuild PostgreSQL database objects online.
We’ve seen a lot of questions regarding the options available in PostgreSQL for rebuilding a table online. We created this blog post to explain the
pg_repack extension, available in PostgreSQL for this requirement. pg_repack is a well-known extension that was […]
In this blog post, we’ll look back at what’s been going on in the world of PostgreSQL in 2018.
Before we start talking about the good things that have happened in the PostgreSQL in 2018, we hope you had a wonderful year and we wish you a happy and prosperous 2019.
PostgreSQL has been a […]
pg_basebackup is a widely used PostgreSQL backup tool that allows us to take an ONLINE and CONSISTENT file system level backup. These backups can be used for point-in-time-recovery or to set up a slave/standby. You may want to refer to our previous blog posts, PostgreSQL Backup Strategy, Streaming Replication in PostgreSQL and Faster PITR in PostgreSQL where we […]
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In this blog post we’ll look at what the newly-released PostgreSQL minor versions contain. You probably want to update your current versions and use these updates.
You might already have seen that they released the updates for supported PostgreSQL versions on November 8, 2018. PostgreSQL releases minor versions with several bug fixes and feature […]
Hello everyone, and thank you to those that attended our webinar on Building an Enterprise-grade PostgreSQL setup using open source tools last Wednesday. You’ll find the recordings of such as well as the slides we have used during our presentation here.
We had over forty questions during the webinar but were only able to tackle […]
You may be aware that the new major version of PostgreSQL has been released today. PostgreSQL 11 is going to be one of the most vibrant releases in recent times. It incorporates many features found in proprietary, industry-leading database systems, further qualifying PostgreSQL as a strong open source alternative.
Without further ado, let’s have a […]
This is the last post in our series on building an enterprise-grade PostgreSQL set up using open source tools, and we’ll be covering monitoring.
The previous posts in this series discussed aspects such as security, backup strategy, high availability, connection pooling and load balancing, extensions, and detailed logging in PostgreSQL. Tomorrow, Wednesday, October 10 at 10AM EST, […]
In this penultimate post from our series on building an enterprise-grade PostgreSQL environment we cover the parameters we have enabled to configure detailed logging in the demo setup we will showcase in our upcoming webinar.
Detailed logging in PostgreSQL and log analyzer
Like other RDBMS, PostgreSQL allows you to maintain a log of activities and error messages. […]
In this current series of blog posts we have been discussing various relevant aspects when building an enterprise-grade PostgreSQL setup, such as security, back up strategy, high availability, and different methods to scale PostgreSQL. In this blog post, we’ll get to review some of the most popular open source extensions for PostgreSQL, used to […]
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