In this post, we would understand what are reserved instances, when do you need them and various ways to monitor them in your environment. As more enterprises are embracing AWS cloud technologies, we need to understand AWS’s breadth of services and pricing options to right size our compute resources and run efficient infrastructure. Cost optimization…
This is quick post summarizing issues encountered while setting up ssh equivalence on EC2 instance. I was setting up RHEL7 EC2 instances and followed below procedure to setup ssh equivalence Generate rsa key-pair using ssh-keygen -t rsa on both hosts Copy the public keys to the remote server in authorized_keys file Modify file permission to…
PostgreSQL logs contains useful information which can help in troubleshooting performance issues,auditing and performing historical analysis. Some of items which can be logged are listed below Client connection and disconnection messages Failed DB connection request Database sql statement errors Database Fatal Errors Auditing Information Database Lock history Long running queries and Query plan logging High…
In this post, I will share issue faced while working with function based index in PostgreSQL . I was performing database migration from Oracle to PostgreSQL and used AWS Schema Conversion Tool(SCT) for converting the database schema.AWS Schema conversion tool takes care of automatically converting schema from one database engine to other. You can get…
This article is for AWS users using EC2 instances. Summary: Please backup your AWS EC2 Key file and you will never have to go through below pain 🙂 AWS allows you to create a key-pair which can be downloaded on your machine and it is used for logging into your EC2 instance. I had been…
[—ATOC—] [—TAG:h3—] Why I moved? Last Month I had moved my blog hosting from Dreamhost to Amazon Web Services(AWS). I decided to change hosting provider as my blog suffered 17 outages (as per pingdom report for month of December 2012) Uptime Outages Response time 97.33% 17 2359 ms Dreamhost mentioned that my wordpress processes were…