Troubleshooting Fatal Background Processes in MySQL In MySQL, a “fatal background process” refers to a background process that has failed and is no longer able to function. This can happen due to a variety of […]
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Step-by-step PostgreSQL 15 multi-master Replication for High Availability Here is a general step-by-step guide for setting up multi-master replication in PostgreSQL 15 for high availability: Step 1: Prepare the master nodes: Make sure that the […]
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How does PostgreSQL Vacuum work? In PostgreSQL, the vacuum process is responsible for reclaiming space from deleted or updated rows in tables. The vacuum process works by scanning the table and removing any rows that […]
Troubleshooting MySQL Locks and Wait Events Performance – MinervaDB MySQL DBA Tricks and Techniques Series Overview Relational Database Management Systems are built to manage ACID (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolated and Durable) complaint Database Infrastructure for Real-Time […]
Troubleshooting MySQL Thread Performance – MySQL DBA Scripts Series(Tricks and Techniques) Overview This post is about how we can troubleshoot MySQL Thread performance intuitively. Several folks have asked me by now about how I do […]
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