Why You Should Use Replication Slots in PostgreSQL

Introduction · Create a sandbox with two PostgreSQL servers · Test table · Filling WAL with random data · Checking the current WAL size · Check

Why You Should Use Replication Slots in PostgreSQL Step 1: Create a publication on the primary server · Step 2: Create a logical replication slot on the primary server · Step 3: Create a

Introduction · Create a sandbox with two PostgreSQL servers · Test table · Filling WAL with random data · Checking the current WAL size · Check

postgres delete replication slot Publication slots configuration involves using the Create Replication Slot command in PostgreSQL to establish a slot dedicated to publishing data This

Replication slots are created independently from publications Publications to be used as a filter are specified when fetching changes stream

postgresql replication slot Replication allows a client to receive a continuous stream of updates from a PostgreSQL database, providing a near-realtime view of all changes as they occur

A limitation of the PostgreSQL implementation is that replication slots are not cluster-aware: a replication slot exists solely on the instance