| title | Autovacuum is Not the Enemy |
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| date | 2016-10-20 |
| author | Joe Nelson |
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| syndicate | true |
It’s a common misconception that high volume read-write workloads in PostgreSQL inevitably causes database inefficiency. We’ve heard of cases where users encounter slowdowns doing only a few hundred writes per second and turn to systems like Dynamo or Cassandra out of frustration. However PostgreSQL can handle these workloads without a problem as long as it is configured correctly.