Poor performance PostgreSQL13/PostGIS 3.x - Mailing list pgsql-hackers

From Lugosi, Jim
Subject Poor performance PostgreSQL13/PostGIS 3.x
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Msg-id 792d4b48d5b2404cb1a521b25536eb49@clackamas.us
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Hi folks,

 

We are struggling to figure out what is going on.  We are migrating from PostgreSQL 9.6 to PostgreSQL 13 w/ PostGIS.  Our 9.6 version was compiled from source and the new version (13) was installed using Yum.  BTW, the new version is on a VM that has 16GB of memory, two cores, and 500 GB of disk.  In addition, we are using MapServer as our mapping engine and OpenLayers as the client side interface.  Once we switch over to the new version of PostgreSQL, the performance takes a big nose dive.  We have being tweaking and tuning the database and it appears to be happy but the response times from mapfile requests are 3 -7 seconds.  Previously, the response time was below a second.

 

Another point is that we populated the new database from the old (9.6), using pg_dump.  Could this be causing issues?  Should we load the data from scratch?  We use ogr2ogr (GDAL) to help assist with loading of spatial data.  Anyway, not really sure what the problem is.

 

Lastly, why am I seeing so many requests as to the PostGIS version.  It appears that every map request sends the following query “SELECT PostGIS_Version();”, which in turn takes up a connection.

 

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated? 

 

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James Lugosi

Clackamas County GISP

IS Software Specialist, Senior

121 Library Court, Oregon City OR 97045

503-723-4829

 

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