Kasia Tuszynska <ktuszynska@esri.com> writes:
> 1. Is there anything I could do to in postgresql.conf file to speed up the time it takes postgres to commit a
transaction?
If you want the traditional guarantee that "commit" means "your data is
safely down on persistent storage", there's not much you can do except
buy better storage hardware. A disk controller card with battery-backed
cache can be a relatively inexpensive solution. Try the pgsql-performance
archives for more information than you need on that topic.
If you're willing to live with weaker guarantees, consider disabling
synchronous_commit.
> 2. Is there anything better than pg_fouine to analyze logs?
No idea on that one.
regards, tom lane
