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Queries in PostgreSQL: 4. Index scan

stats WHERE tablename = 'bookings' ORDER BY abs(correlation) DESC; attname | correlation −−−−−−

PostgreSQL 18: part 4 or CommitFest 2025-01

tracking WAL statistics in pg_stat_io . WAL operations are tracked across various processes, and within

What's New in Postgres Pro Enterprise 17: From Proxima to Intelligent Data Management

track changes in cluster topology and ensures that write requests always reach the correct node. Load balancing (under development). Proxima monitors loads on replicas and dynamically distributes incoming connections among the replicas. This prevents overloading

PostgreSQL 18: part 2 or CommitFest 2024-09

stat_checkpointer.buffers_written tracks only shared buffers. To fix it, the developers split the information

PostgreSQL 17: part 5 or CommitFest 2024-03

tracking the causes of replication conflicts commit: 007693f2 , 6ae701b4 In the pg_stat_replication view

PostgreSQL 17: part 3 or CommitFest 2023-11

stat_statements: track statement entry timestamps and reset min/max statistics pg_stat_checkpointer: checkpointer process

PostgreSQL 17: part 1 or CommitFest 2023-07

stat_progress_vacuum in such cases was leaving a lot to be desired. After all, thanks to the visibility map, vacuuming of the table itself affects only the pages that were changed since the previous

PostgreSQL 16: part 5 or CommitFest 2023-03

tracked separately (as in pg_stat_io ), but rather are simply added to buffers_backend

PostgreSQL 16: part 3 or CommitFest 2022-11

Tracking last scan time of indexes and tables pg_buffercache: a new function pg_buffercache_summary walsender displays the database name in the process status Reducing the WAL overhead of freezing tuples Reduced power consumption

Battles in the ZFS Field

stat_activity    WHERE state LIKE '%idle%'     ORDER BY now() – xact_start DESC NULLS LAST ; Some of these transactions were also hung for hours. At this stage, it also became possible

А deep dive into PostgreSQL query optimizations

tracking time and resource-consuming queries is presented below: pg_stat_statements can be used

Locks in PostgreSQL: 4. Locks in memory

stat_activity a ON p.pid = a.pid WHERE a.application_name = 'pgbench' ORDER BY p.pid, p.count DESC; pid | backend_type | app | event_type | event | count -------+----------------+---------+------------+----------------+------- 29240 | client backend | pgbench | IO | WALWrite

Locks in PostgreSQL: 3. Other locks

track locks automatically. The check, however, requires a certain effort, and it's undesirable to make it each time a new lock is requested (deadlocks are pretty infrequent after all). So, when a process tries

Locks in PostgreSQL: 1. Relation-level locks

stat_activity WHERE pid = ANY(pg_blocking_pids(4782)) \gx -[ RECORD 1 ]----+------------------------------------------------------------ datid | 16386 datname | test pid | 4746 usesysid | 16384 usename | student application_name | psql client_addr | client_hostname | client_port | -1 backend_start | 2019

PostgreSQL performance issue investigation with pg_profile

stat_kcache extensions . This approach has the following advantages: Tracking all queries regardless of a single