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Trying out Postgres Bloom indexes

by CYBERTEC Guest | 12.2016
Let's set up a simple demo to exemplify “fields of application” for Bloom and to also gauge pros/cons/performance in comparison to B-tree.

So what are Bloom indexes for Postgres?

by CYBERTEC Guest | 12.2016
Overview of the Bloom index in PostgreSQL. It's a very useful index method - find out how to use it & how it affects performance.

Parallel queries and SERIALIZABLE transactions

by Hans-Jürgen Schönig | 11.2016
In version 9.6 PostgreSQL introduced parallel queries. The ability to use more than just one CPU core per query is […]

Introducing pg_squeeze - a PostgreSQL extension to auto-rebuild bloated tables

by CYBERTEC Guest | 10.2016
pg_squeeze is a PostgreSQL extension implementing a background worker process that can monitor tables and and rebuild them automatically!

Connection pooling intro - PgBouncer and pgpool-II

by CYBERTEC Guest | 10.2016
Connection pooling in a Postgres context: two products stand out - PgBouncer and pgpool-II. We compared both and give you insights!

The "synchronous_commit" parameter and streaming replication

by CYBERTEC Guest | 09.2016
If you're not yet familiar with the "synchronous_commit" parameter, keep reading. It's one of the most important PostgreSQL parameters.

Will more disks get you better PostgreSQL performance?

by Hans-Jürgen Schönig | 09.2016
Find out whether to buy more hardware to fix performance problems - which are in many cases not caused by bad disk performance.

Insert-only data modeling with PostgreSQL?

by CYBERTEC Guest | 08.2016
Introduction to insert-only data modeling with PostgreSQL. And a test scenario for a possible use case, highlighting performance benefits

Exploding runtime: How nested loops can destroy speed

by Hans-Jürgen Schönig | 08.2016
What will happen if the PostgreSQL optimizer underestimates the number of rows involved in nested loops? Includes ways to fix the problem.

Spying on slow statements with “auto_explain”

by CYBERTEC Guest | 06.2016
PostgreSQL "auto_explain" functionality is a useful debugging helper that many people don't know about. Describes setup and use cases.
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