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Issue 136 — December 16, 2015
PostgreSQL Performance with Different I/O Schedulers
Benchmarks and analysis of running Postgres along with different Linux IO schedulers. Some background here.
Tomas Vondra
One Dimensional Clustering in Postgres
Grouping (not in the SQL sense) some set of data into sets of activities is incredibly common when you want to reason about your data - here’s a great highlight of how to actually apply that from Periscope.
Periscope
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pg-table-markdown: Generate Markdown Documentation for Postgres Tables in a Given Schema
A command line tool that generates markdown documentation for Postgres tables in a given schema.
Vokal   #code 
The Troubleshooting Tales: Issues Scaling Postgres Connections
Postgres connections are notoriously memory bloated, and the answer is generally a good connection pooler like PgBouncer. However, pgbouncer won’t solve all your problems, and here’s a great highlight of how you have to handle it with something like ActiveRecord.
Harry Marr
Migrating a Rails App from MongoDB to PostgreSQL
A look at how some engineers migrated a legacy project from Mongo to Postgres, and some tips for doing it yourself.
AmberBit
Help With Zero-Downtime Postgres Migrations on Rails
GoCardless has created a library, ActiveRecord::SaferMigrations, that automatically sets lock_timeout and statement_timeout before running migrations to prevent them stopping your app from responding to requests.
Chris Sinjakli
Postgres Going in Multiple Directions
Bruce Momjian has noticed Postgres going in multiple directions in terms of use-cases, including big data, data analytics, and NoSQL.
Bruce Momjian
couch-to-postgres: Node Libary to Stream CouchDB Changes Into PostgreSQL
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