Using pg_upgrade to Upgrading Your PostgreSQL Cluster on Windows

Upgrading your PostgreSQL cluster is an important task to keep your database running smoothly and securely. With each new release, PostgreSQL introduces performance improvements, security patches, and new features that can benefit your system. However, upgrading can be a bit tricky, especially if you're working in a Windows environment, where certain challenges like permissions, service management, and file handling may differ from Linux setups. In this blog, we’ll walk you through the process of performing an upgrade on a PostgreSQL cluster in Windows, covering the key steps to ensure everything goes smoothly without causing data loss.
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Transitioning from Oracle to PostgreSQL: Understanding the Concept of Schema

As businesses increasingly move toward open-source technologies, many Oracle Database professionals find themselves needing to work with PostgreSQL, one of the most popular open-source relational database management systems (RDBMS). Although both Oracle and PostgreSQL share many similar concepts, there are fundamental differences in how these systems handle certain database structures, one of which is the schema.
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Optimizing PostgreSQL with Composite and Partial Indexes: A Quick Comparison

Indexes are crucial for accelerating database queries, and enhancing the performance of your PostgreSQL applications. However, not all indexes function the same way. Composite and partial indexes are two common types, each with distinct purposes and effects on performance. In this blog, we'll dive into what composite and partial indexes are, how they operate, and when to use them to achieve the best results for your database.
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Understanding Factors Impacting Data Replication Latency in PostgreSQL Across Geographically Distributed Nodes

In an increasingly globalized world, companies and organizations are leveraging distributed systems to handle massive amounts of data across geographically separated locations. Whether it is for ensuring business continuity, disaster recovery, or simply improving data access for users in different regions, replication of data between nodes situated in diverse geographical locations has become a critical aspect of modern database systems.
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