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The Cost of TDE and Checksums in PGEE

by Christoph Berg | 09.2025
It's been a while since the last performance check of Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) in Cybertec's PGEE distribution - that […]

Can Collations Be Used Over citext?

by Umut Tekin | 09.2025
Introduction Recently, I read Laurenz Albe's blog about case insensitive string search. He recommended case insensitive collations, saying, "it won't […]

Partitioned table statistics

by Laurenz Albe | 09.2025
I recently helped a customer with a slow query. Eventually, an ANALYZE on a partitioned table was enough to fix […]

Should I rebuild my PostgreSQL index?

by Laurenz Albe | 08.2025
© Laurenz Albe 2025 People often ask “How can I automatically rebuild by indexes regularly?” or “When should I rebuild […]

btree_gist improvements in PostgreSQL 18

by Bernd Helmle | 08.2025
Motivation The extension btree_gist lives in PostgreSQL contrib and implements btree-like operators and behavior on top of the GiST framework. […]

PostgreSQL storage: Comparing storage options

by Hans-Jürgen Schönig | 07.2025
PostgreSQL offers more than just traditional row storage. We benchmarked row store, column store, CSV, and Parquet across 144 million rows - see what storage really saves space and boosts performance.

Preserve optimizer statistics during major upgrades with PostgreSQL v18

by Laurenz Albe | 06.2025
© Laurenz Albe 2025 Everybody wants good performance. When it comes to the execution of SQL statements, accurate optimizer statistics […]

SELECT FOR UPDATE considered harmful in PostgreSQL

by Laurenz Albe | 06.2025
© Laurenz Albe 2025 Recently, while investigating a deadlock for a customer, I was again reminded how harmful SELECT FOR […]

commit_delay for better performance: a PostgreSQL benchmark

by Laurenz Albe | 01.2025
We benchmark the performance boost that you can get by tuning commit_delay with a workload of small transactions.

Dealing with trigger recursion in PostgreSQL

by Laurenz Albe | 10.2024
This article describes the problem of endless trigger recursion in PostgreSQL and shows how to deal with it and get good performance.
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