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Amazon Aurora RDS (serveless) - How to match an ACU in terms of CPU number and memory

The majority of the server instance classes behind Aurora sport 8 GiB per CPU core. The "serverless" class is not documented, but I think it's safe to assume it follows the same principle (...
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How to schedule PostgreSQL replication?

This might be an old question, but I had the same question today. One approach to do this is to schedule those commands for pausing and resuming replication. -- to pause replication: SELECT ...
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Oracle Batch Deletion

With 1.8 billion rows you really should have EE. By far the best method is to recreate the table without the rows you want to delete. Formatting new blocks, especially direct path, is much faster than ...
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Oracle Batch Deletion

CTAS with NOLOGGING is a very good option for deleting ~15% of a big table. Export + import with QUERY parameter is another, a very similar concept. Both methods require additional storage space and ...
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Get postgres snapshot from Amazon RDS

Navigate to the snapshot list in AWS RDS console Select a desired snapshot with a checkbox In the "Actions" dropdown button in the top right corner select "Export to S3" Download ...
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Understanding RAM Usage, ReadThroughput, and Freeable Memory Metrics in PostgreSQL RDS

Postgres heavily relies on the OS cache. Freeable memory includes memory that is used by the OS for caching purposes (but can be reclaimed by other processes, hence freeable). So by increasing the ...
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Sudden spike in BinLogDiskUsage

I have created a Python tool, which extracts and counts the statements from the binary logs and creates a nice report. This report can help during the investigation of such cases. Especially UPDATE ...
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