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Incremental Backups in PostgreSQL 17
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Fun with pg_checksums | Crunchy Data Blog
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| | Data checksums are a great feature in PostgreSQL. They are used to detect any corruption of the data that Postgres stores on disk. Every system we develop at Crunchy Data has this feature enabled by default. It's not only Postgres itself that can make use of these checksums.
| | reorg.github.io
pg_repack 1.5.3 -- Reorganize tables in PostgreSQL databases with minimal locks
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| | [AI summary] This article details pg_repack 1.5.3, a PostgreSQL extension that reorganizes database tables and indexes online with minimal locking. It covers installation, various usage options for full table and index-only repacks, performance requirements, and the release history since version 1.1.
| | blog.yannickjaquier.com
PostgreSQL backup and restore tools comparison for PITR recovery
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| | PostgreSQL paid and free backup and restore tools usable in a production environment comparison. Objective is to perform PITR recovery.
| | dnsmichi.at
Upgrade to Ghost v4 with Docker Compose
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| When Ghost 4 [https://ghost.org/changelog/4/] was released earlier this year, I've looked into the upgrade from the initial v3 based setup in docker-compose [https://dnsmichi.at/2020/02/09/new-blog/]. Unfortunately, the container based setup is not officially supported, and there were no upgrade guides [https://ghost.