The planet has been warming at a steady pace and it's projected to keep doing so. While technology has played a part in this situation, it can become part of the solution.
Fujitsu has worked with the PostgreSQL community to add a new feature that filters rows for logical replication. This allows users to create customized logical replication solutions that replicate row data only when it matches a specified filter expression.
In this blog post I conclude my discussion on the new mechanisms available in PostgreSQL to handle logical replication conflicts by explaining how to use the ALTER SUBSCRIPTION SKIP command.
Logical replication is widely used as an easy and flexible way to replicate data. And now PostgreSQL makes it even easier by providing some mechanisms to handle replication conflicts. Let me show you how.
The upcoming PostgreSQL 15 introduces a new feature added by the Fujitsu OSS team in collaboration with the PostgreSQL open source community that allows supporting of two-phase commits in logical replication using publications/subscriptions. Let's take a look at how to use it.
In this post I would like to discuss the new feature added to the upcoming PostgreSQL 15 by the Fujitsu OSS team in collaboration with the PostgreSQL open source community, to enable logical replication of tables in a schema.
In this blog post I will explain the new system view pg_stat_replication_slots introduced in PostgreSQL, and how you can use it to obtain information on logical replication in your system.
The Fujitsu OSS team in collaboration with the PostgreSQL open source community has added support in PostgreSQL 14 to enable decoding of two-phase commits in logical replication. Let's take a look at what it can do.
The usability of the libpq feature to trace application's server/client communications has been enhanced in PostgreSQL 14, with an improved format and an option to control output.
In this post, I will discuss the enhancements that will be added to the database connection setting target_session_attrs in PostgreSQL 14, explain the history behind this feature, how it can be used, and the various benefits it provides.
Currently, the global PostgreSQL development team, led by Amit Kapila, continues to contribute to the community as part of Fujitsu's work on PostgreSQL.
Currently, the global PostgreSQL development team, led by Amit Kapila, continues to contribute to the community as part of Fujitsu's work on PostgreSQL.