#479 — November 2, 2022 |
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Postgres Weekly |
B-tree vs. BRIN Indexes in Postgres Data Warehouses — Hans-Jürgen describes it as an ‘epic battle’ between the two popular index types and puts on a mini re-enactment that essentially demonstrates why doing your own benchmarking makes sense. Hans-Jürgen Schönig |
Safely Renaming a Table with No Downtime Using Updatable Views — Just use Brandur Leach |
Tips for Better Data Aggregation in PostgreSQL and TimescaleDB — Get familiar with TimescaleDB continuous aggregates, how they enable you to retrieve data aggregations with speed and convenience, and extra tips to make the most of them. Timescale sponsor |
Data Loading in Postgres for Newbies — Quickly covers various routes to ingest data from CSV, JSON, backup files, via foreign data wrappers, and even generating data with queries. Using Elizabeth Christensen |
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Postgres Databases and Schemas — Craig has worked on Postgres databases of every scale, but they all have layers in common. This is aimed at beginners but quickly explains how clusters, databases, schemas and instances differ from each other. Craig Kerstiens |
Cross-Partition Uniqueness Guarantees with Global Unique Indexes — More deep diving from the folks at Highgo. Cary Huang (Highgo) |
Push-Based Outbox Pattern with Postgres Logical Replication
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How to Upgrade PostGIS-Related Libraries on Ubuntu in Three Steps — Such as GEOS or GDAL.
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Easier Upgrades and Image Management for Postgres in Kubernetes — Using Crunchy PostgreSQL for Kubernetes in particular.
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How to Migrate Oracle Hierarchical Queries to Amazon Aurora
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🛠 Code and Tools |
pg_stat_kcache: Gather Statistics About Disk Access and CPU Consumption — Sits atop pg_stat_statements and creates a couple of views you can use to measure CPU time, page faults, swaps, bytes read and written, and more at the database and query level. Dalibo and PoWA Team |
Making Postgres More Affordable. Starting at $10/Month Crunchy Bridge sponsor |
PostgreSQL 15 64-Bit FDWs for Windows — Specifically, 64 bit binaries for file_textarray_fdw (process arbitrarily delimited text) and odbc_fdw (handy to connect to ODBC data sources). Leo Hsu and Regina Obe |
pgdump-aws-lambda: Stream James H |
PGroonga: Extend Full Text Search Features to All Languages — Brings the Groonga fulltext search engine to Postgres which can suit certain use cases better than the Postgres default, such as with Japanese or Chinese. PGroona Project |
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