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Improving Query Performance via PostgreSQL Table Partitioning – Part II
Welcome to Part II series of exploring postgresql partitioning. If you haven’t already checked out Part I, it has some pre-requisite information. This helps you find out if partitioning is the right solution for you, as it did for me. Table of Contents Key Information To Know Before Starting Partitioned Table Characteristics timestamp. Example ‘2025-05-05…
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Improving Query Performance via PostgreSQL Table Partitioning – Part I
Intro: At work I created a new set of tables to fulfill the business needs. Unfortunately for the first time around, I couldn’t set aside the time consider maintenance of the tables as it was premature to even consider if the business idea would be successful. So, I decided to work on it another time.…
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Postgresql -> Cockroach DB
Context: This story comes comes from Storj Labs, a storage provider that boasts resiliency of storage objects and high performance Storj Labs wants to move from Postgresql to CockroachDB. Postgresql is a production grade ACID compliant relational DB that can fit into many use cases such as OLAP, OLTP, GIS, Events Processing. Cockroach DB is…
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Scaling Bloated PostgreSQL DB
The story comes from OneSignal a messaging platform and depends on the postgresql listen/notify features in order to push notifications to end users. Lots of words of wisdom in this article. The problems presented seems to be the case when the performance enhancements of the DB were already saturated (such as too many indices added)…
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