#344 — February 26, 2020 |
Postgres Weekly |
Hans-Jürgen Schönig |
An Eye on the Locks of PostgreSQL — Within database systems, locks prevent simultaneous access (or manipulation) of data that’s already in use or being changed. Postgres supports numerous types of lock, like table locks, row locks, transaction locks, and more. This post takes a deeper look at them. Movead Li |
Track Key PostgreSQL Performance Metrics in Real Time — Identify slow-running queries, bottlenecks, error rates and more in seconds with drag-and-drop, customizable dashboards to ensure your database can scale sufficiently. Elevate PostgreSQL performance, get started free with Datadog. Datadog sponsor |
On the Automated Testing of Postgres Backups — Having backups is one thing, but you also need to ensure they’re viable and ready to actually use. RapidLoop |
Postgres Parallelism, What Next? — A brief look at the journey of parallelism in PostgreSQL from 9.6 until now. Amit Kapila |
Preparing Your Postgres Data for Scale-Out — As your app’s popularity grows, how should you prepare for the growth in usage of your Postgres instance? Matthew Revell |
▶ Digging into Postgres at a Low Level: Stay Curious — A ~40 minute talk from last year that, sadly, we forgot to include at the time. It goes deep into exploring how to use tools like strace and gdb to troubleshoot intricate performance issues. Most of you will never need to do these things, but it’s useful to know it’s possible. Dmitrii Dolgov |
Why I’m Not A Fan of the Hubert depesz Lubaczewski |
Connecting to Azure PostgreSQL with libpq 12 in a Kerberos Environment Magnus Hagander |
Faster CI/CD for All Your Software Projects Using Buildkite — See how Shopify scaled from 300 to 1500 engineers while keeping their build times under 5 minutes. Buildkite sponsor |
PostGIS 3.0.1: Geospatial Objects for Postgres — It might only be a x.0.1 release, but it’s the first after PostGIS’s move to PostGIS Developers |
rails-pg-extras: Postgres Database Insights for Ruby and Rails — Ruby on Rails developer? This plugin lets you get quick info about locks, index usage, buffer cache hit ratios, vacuum stats and more. There’s a pure Ruby (non Rails) version too. Paweł Urbanek |
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