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What r/PostgreSQL is talking about this week

r/PostgreSQL has 90,236 members and 0 posts in the last 24 hours, with about 0.8 comments an hour right now. From the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.

90,236members
0posts in the last 24 hours, newest 1 d ago
0.8comments an hour right now, newest 1 d ago
23points on the top thread this week

Words coming up in r/PostgreSQL this week

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Top threads this week

  1. Query optimization

    Moving my project from MS Sql to PostrgesSql, Need to run mass update query, ClientDelivery table has 1,054,155 records In MsSql query takes about 10 seconds, In PostgresSql it actually never...

    23 points15 comments4 d ago
  2. Xata is joining ClickHouse
    19 points4 comments2 d ago
  3. pg_fts: Open source BM25 extension for full-text search and boolean, phrase, NEAR, prefix, fuzzy, and regex queries

    For anyone interested in BM25 search and especially legal opinion search, Greg Burd has been very active developing pg\fts https://github.com/gburd/pg\fts a PostgreSQL extension for full-text...

    18 points2 comments2 d ago
  4. How a Postgres committer got started: a one-line patch that doesn't even carry his name (Magnus Hagander on the Talking Postgres podcast)

    I recently recorded a Talking Postgres episode with Magnus Hagander, a Postgres committer, core team member, and longtime PGConf EU organizer, about how he got started in Postgres. A few things we...

    11 points3 comments5 d ago
  5. A month with WalShadow

    WalShadow replicates data from Postgres to ClickHouse via physical WAL, and not logical replication. This blog talks about the latency, handling of restarts, stops etc., and issues encountered...

    10 points1 comment5 d ago
  6. PostgresSQL Training

    Hello, I’ve inherited a data lake that is all done in postgres. I’ve done a little bit of DBA stuff in the past, but it was all SQL or Oracle. Any recommendations on training to learn how to pull...

    9 points18 comments5 d ago
  7. PostgreSQL 18 on a 512 MiB VM: testing two low-memory configurations

    I've been experimenting with PostgreSQL 18 tuning for memory-constrained VPS deployments, particularly where the database needs to leave enough RAM for a small application. I wanted to compare two...

    6 points6 comments1 d ago
  8. PostgreSQL related events between Nov 09 - Dec 08

    In the age of AI I think personal connections are even more important than before. That's why I try to help promoting events where people can meet in-person or virtually and discuss the topics...

    5 points2 comments2 d ago
  9. [RAG / pgvector] How do you handle vector chunks when a document is soft-deleted?
    1 points5 comments2 d ago
  10. What actually changed when I moved a client workflow from Sheets to a real database
    1 points3 comments5 d ago

Newest posts

  1. PostgreSQL 18 on a 512 MiB VM: testing two low-memory configurations
    6 points6 comments1 d ago
  2. How to compare PostgreSQL schemas across environments and catch drift early
    0 points3 comments2 d ago
  3. [RAG / pgvector] How do you handle vector chunks when a document is soft-deleted?
    1 points5 comments2 d ago
  4. SKIP LOCKED is the easy part of a Postgres queue. What do you do about the worker that dies mid-job?
    0 points15 comments2 d ago
  5. pg_fts: Open source BM25 extension for full-text search and boolean, phrase, NEAR, prefix, fuzzy, and regex queries
    18 points2 comments2 d ago
  6. Xata is joining ClickHouse
    19 points4 comments2 d ago
  7. PostgreSQL related events between Nov 09 - Dec 08
    5 points2 comments2 d ago
  8. Query optimization
    23 points15 comments4 d ago
  9. Our Postgres lock was supposed to keep two jobs apart. Ten minutes into long runs, it quietly stopped existing, and the log said it was released cleanly every time.
    0 points14 comments5 d ago
  10. I built a native macOS Postgres client because they all suck
    0 points16 comments5 d ago
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