Introduction to WAL files and Replication Slots in PostgreSQL

A logical replication slot works by keeping track of the oldest postgres will consequently refuse to delete anything newer from disk until the

Introduction to WAL files and Replication Slots in PostgreSQL My understanding is that the replication slot prevents it from deleting that log, right? Until both the standby and

A logical replication slot works by keeping track of the oldest postgres will consequently refuse to delete anything newer from disk until the

postgresql replication slot Postgresql during DELETE events, it is necessary to configure the replication identity of the tables Postgres offers 4 different types of REPLICA IDENTITY

After deleting the unused replication slot, PGSQL happily goes about its business and purgesrotates the old, unnecessary WAL files If you

postgres create replication slot delete all data on the replica and pull it from the leader): root@my-postgres-0:homepostgres# patronictl reinit my-postgres my-postgres-1

The concept of replication slots was introduced in PostgreSQL and was created to prevent a primary instance to delete WAL that a replica