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Identifying PostgreSQL Bloat and fixing it without downtime
Amit Bansal

21 April, 2019

Identifying PostgreSQL Bloat and fixing it without downtime

MVCC (Multi-Version Concurrency Control) feature allows databases to provide concurrent access to data. This allows each SQL statement to see a snapshot of data as it was some time ago,…

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