Key Metrics and Tools for Effective PostgreSQL Monitoring
Percona Blog » PostgreSQL
by David Quilty
2w ago
Running a high-performance, reliable PostgreSQL database is crucial for any business and application. However, as workloads grow and database environments become more complex, ensuring optimal database performance can be difficult. This is where PostgreSQL monitoring comes into play.  Monitoring PostgreSQL databases is useful for proactively detecting and resolving performance bottlenecks before they affect applications and ..read more
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The Powerful Features Released in PostgreSQL 17 Beta 2
Percona Blog » PostgreSQL
by Shivam Dhapatkar
2w ago
The PostgreSQL Global Development team released the second beta version of PostgreSQL 17 on June 27th, 2024, and it is now available for testing. In this beta version, we can explore the new features that will be released in the official final release of PostgreSQL 17. In this blog, we will discuss some of the ..read more
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Automated Major Version Upgrades in Percona Operator for PostgreSQL
Percona Blog » PostgreSQL
by Sergey Pronin
2w ago
PostgreSQL major versions are released every year, with each release delivering better performance and new features. With such rapid innovation, it is inevitable that there will be a need to upgrade from one version to another. Upgrade procedures are usually very complex and require thorough planning. With the 2.4.0 release of Percona Operator for PostgreSQL ..read more
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Easy Guide to Switching PostgreSQL Physical Replication to Logical Replication with pg_createsubscriber
Percona Blog » PostgreSQL
by Bhargav Kamineni
3w ago
In one of our previous blogs, a custom method for switching from PostgreSQL physical replication to logical replication was discussed, using pg_create_logical_replication_slot and pg_replication_slot_advance. PostgreSQL 17, set to be released this year, introduces the pg_createsubscriber utility, simplifying the conversion from physical to logical replication. This post will cover using pg_createsubscriber to convert physical to logical ..read more
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See What’s Inside a WAL File Using pg_waldump and pg_walinspect
Percona Blog » PostgreSQL
by Neha Korukula
3w ago
In this blog, we will see the concepts for analyzing WAL files, such as pg_waldump (supported versions 12 and above) and pg_walinspect (supported versions 15 and above). Write-Ahead Logging (WAL) is a standard approach to transaction logging and one of the database’s functional components. WAL is a standard method for ensuring data durability. It records ..read more
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How to Remove an Orphan Large Object in PostgreSQL With Vacuumlo
Percona Blog » PostgreSQL
by Abhishek Deb
3w ago
In PostgreSQL, an “orphan large object” refers to a large object (LOB) that exists in the pg_largeobject system table but is not associated with any specific row in a user-defined table. This situation can occur due to various reasons, such as when the large object was created, but its reference in the user table was ..read more
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Exploring the is_template Flag: Simplifying PostgreSQL Template Databases
Percona Blog » PostgreSQL
by Sonia Valeja
1M ago
PostgreSQL is a powerful and versatile relational database management system that provides many features for managing and manipulating databases. One such feature is the is_template flag, which can be used to create and manage template databases. In this blog post, we will explore what the is_template flag is, why it is useful, and how to ..read more
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Upgrading to the New Etcd Version From 3.3 for Patroni
Percona Blog » PostgreSQL
by Jobin Augustine
1M ago
We have been promoting and using Patroni as the best high availability framework for PostgreSQL, and Etcd was the preferred/recommended DCS for the Patroni cluster. Both Patroni and Etcd have been part of PostgreSQL distribution from Percona for years now. But one area where we were stuck was the Etcd version, and we continued to ..read more
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A Practical Guide to PostgreSQL Indexes
Percona Blog » PostgreSQL
by David Quilty
1M ago
PostgreSQL is known for its reliability and feature-rich environment, but as with any database, when datasets grow larger and query complexity increases, efficient data retrieval becomes crucial for maintaining optimal database performance. This is where indexes play a vital role, enhancing performance by allowing for faster data retrieval.Indexes are data structures that store a subset ..read more
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Administering a Patroni Managed PostgreSQL Cluster
Percona Blog » PostgreSQL
by Robert Bernier
1M ago
There are quite a number of methods these days for installing Patroni. I want to discuss the next step, which is how to start tuning a running system.The manner of updating a running Postgres server typically involves editing the standard Postgres files: postgresql.conf postgresql.auto.conf pg_hba.conf Working with a Patroni HA cluster, one has the added ..read more
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