Today, organizations stores information(data) in different database systems. Each database system has a set of applications that run against it. This data is just bits and bytes on a file system – and only a database can turn the bits and bytes of data into business information. Integration and consolidation of such information(data) into one…
Compiling write-able mongo_fdw extension on binary format of PostgreSQL installation.
A short blog to enable write-able mongo_fdw extension in PostgreSQL 9.4. PostgreSQL provides a powerful feature called Foreign Data Wrappers (FDW), which allows DBAs to connect to other data sources from within PostgreSQL. Foreign Data Wrapper implementation is based on SQL/MED, that’s supported from PostgreSQL 9.1 version onwards, which means we can now access remote…
Compiling pg_repack extension on binary format of PostgreSQL installation
This blog is about compiling pg_repack extension on binary format of PostgreSQL installation. Most of you know, pg_repack extension is one of well known PostgreSQL extensions, its especially used for reclaiming space[bloats] ONLINE without holding an EXCLUSIVE LOCK on Tables/Indexes. To enable pg_repack extension in PostgreSQL database, it should be compiled from sources. Its quite…
Configuring Automatic failover using Replication Manager 2.0 on PostgreSQL 9.3.5
In PostgreSQL high availability(Streaming Replication/Hot Standby), one of the thing require human interference and has no automation, that is in the event of master database crash; initiating failover procedure(trigger file creation or pg_ctl promote command) on the standby. Because in core of PostgreSQL there’s no such built-in functionality to identify a failure of master and…
Implementing Switchover/Switchback in PostgreSQL 9.3.
This post educates sophisticated DBA’s on how to setup graceful Switchover and Switchback environment in PostgreSQL high availability. Firstly, thanks to patch authors Heikki and Fujii for making Switchover/Switchback easier in PostgreSQL 9.3.(Pardom me if I missed other names). Let me attempt to illustrate it in short prior to these patches, all of you know…