eplication ground to a halt until we
terminated the query (which triggered crash recovery).
Are we seeing something abnormal or unexpected here? It caught us by surprise…
Thank you,
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Just looking into High IO instances for a DB deployment. In order to get past
1TB, we are looking at RAID-0. I have heard
(http://hackerne.ws/item?id=4266119) there might be a problem if TRIM isn't
supported. Does anyone know if it is and has anyone used RAID-0 on these
instances? (Linux of cou
this error? Too much time between log recovery, streaming
startup and a low wal_keep_segments value (currently 128)?
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command to
retain logs in a transient location when I am in "snapshot mode", and then ship
them in bulk once the snapshot has completed? Are there any other remedies that
I am missing?
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Hello,
We have a large(ish) table that had a series of delete statements executed
against it (culling most of the rows in the table). This triggered a time
consuming autovacuum, which we allowed to run for 2+ days (and were planning to
allow to run to completion). However, it ended up getting c
Hello,
Now that 9.1 has been released, I have two questions:
1. Can we upgrade a 9.0 hot standby (replicating from a 9.0 master) to a 9.1
standby while still replicating from the 9.0 master? Are there any version
differences that would cause a problem? We would then eventually promote the
9.1
Hello,
We have an existing master-slave setup running on 9.0. I was looking into
adding a new hot standby into this setup — I have added a script that satisfies
the requirements of the archive_command, but it isn't clear to me how to add
this new standby into the mix. Is it as simple as calling