Category Postgresql

3 Reasons Why PostgreSQL WAL Files Are Not Deleted

PostgreSQL’s Write-Ahead Logging (WAL) system plays a crucial role in ensuring data integrity and enabling features like replication and point-in-time recovery. However, WAL files can sometimes fail to be deleted, leading to excessive disk space consumption. In this article, we…

Understanding PostgreSQL’s Memory Architecture

Optimizing the PostgreSQL database server’s performance heavily relies on adept memory management. The server’s behavior is governed by settings in the postgres.conf file. While default parameter values are provided, customizing these to align with specific workloads and operational environments can…

Enable SSL in Postgresql

Enabling SSL in PostgreSQL is a straightforward process that only requires three simple steps:   Obtain server certificate and key files for Postgres On PostgreSQL server, we need 3 certificates in data directory for SSL configuration. They are:   In…