26.4. Hot Standby # 26.4.1. User's Overview 26.4.2. Handling Query Conflicts 26.4.3. Administrator's Overview 26.4.4. Hot Standby Parameter Reference 26.4.5. Caveats …

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One of the most challenging thing when scaling your backend to a new server cluster in a new region is replicating the databases. Most of…

Bi-Directional Replication (BDR) from 2ndQuadrant is an Advanced Clustering & Scaling tool for PostgreSQL databases. It presents true high availability for mission critical databases running on PostgreSQL, and is used across various industry verticals such…

19.6. Replication # 19.6.1. Sending Servers 19.6.2. Primary Server 19.6.3. Standby Servers 19.6.4. Subscribers These settings control the behavior of the …

TL;DR: JSONB has potential for greatly simplifying schema design without sacrificing query performance.
Introduction It must be one of the oldest use cases in the world of relational databases: you have an entity, and you need to store certain properties…

This article looks at parameters that can be used to help manage memory in PostgreSQL. Recommended settings for each parameter are also provided.

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One of the main tasks of any kind of administrator is to make sure that the data that he's responsible for will be available if anything ...