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I always heard that once you had performed either a switchover or a failover, you needed to create a fresh backup of your Postgres cluster.
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This post is part of several blog posts (at least two!)
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[2020-03-22 Edit: I got several tips from friends showing me better ways to test if Postgres was running that I decided to edit this post to make it better.
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TLDR: If you use an up-to-date kernel or up-to-date Postgres (last minor version for a supported version), you’ll be safe.
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Single Sign-On (SSO) is a great security feature because if users don’t have to create many accounts and manage several passwords, they will agree on using a complex password more easily (or at least, we hope they do).
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Since I’m a consultant, I frequently (well, kind of always, actually) run into customers with bad managed PostgreSQL configuration file.
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Transaction isolation is often misunderstood of even not known at all.
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When I published on Twitter that my first code patch (you know, the one about hyperbolic functions) was pushed into Postgres core and that it will be shipped in Postgres 12, I was surprised by an answer.
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Imagine that moment: you’ve written your first patch for Postgres, the community said it’s a good idea and there’s no major problem with it.
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When you set your instance to allow replication type connection with a user, it happens that sometimes you’d like to test that connection with your user.
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Markus Winand is an SQL expert, a real one who’s not afraid reading the SQL norm.
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When you (or someone else) add new features to Postgres, we need to be sure we didn’t break anything… That’s where regression tests are quite handy.
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I won’t explain here how to clone the PostgreSQL repository.
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Patroni is a high availability solution for PostgreSQL.
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If you were involved in PostgreSQL in 2017 and 2018, you should have heard about Zheap.
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Creating a documentation patch is not easier than writing a code patch.
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I’m pretty excited because I’m writing a patch that will add functions to PostgreSQL, so I’m hacking into Postgres.