Postgres 9.5 will come up with an additional logging option making possible to log replication commands that are being received by a node. It has been introduced by this commit.
Read more...2014-09-14 14:24:56 +0000
Postgres 9.5 will come up with an additional logging option making possible to log replication commands that are being received by a node. It has been introduced by this commit.
Read more...2014-09-04 03:07:33 +0000
Customizing the shape of logs written by a PostgreSQL server is possible using a hook present in core code invocated before sending anything to the server logs.
Read more...2014-08-25 06:17:56 +0000
Introduced in PostgreSQL 9.1, an [unlogged table] (https://www.postgresql.org/docs/devel/static/sql-createtable.html) offers the possibility to create a table whose definition is permanent on server, but its content is not WAL-logged making it not crash-safe, with data that cannot be accessed on a read-only stannby continuously replaying WAL at recovery. Postgres 9.5 offers an improvement in this area with the possibility to switch the persistency of an unlogged to permanent and vice-versa:
Read more...2014-08-20 06:30:23 +0000
Some good news for packagers of PostgreSQL on Windows with many improvements in versioning that are showing up in 9.5. This is the result of a couple of months of work, concluded with the two following commits. The first commit is covering a major portion of executables and libraries:
Read more...2014-08-11 08:27:27 +0000
pg_receivexlog is an in-core utility of Postgres able to recover WAL files through a stream using the replication protocol. It is particularly useful when for example using it to transfer some WAL files to a proxy node when standby node cannot connect directly to a root node for whatever reason. The standby can then replay the WAL files obtained. The reliability of this utility has been improved in Postgres 9.5 with the following commit:
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