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=='''How to tune PostgreSQL config file?'''== | |||
Written by Chinzorig Dandarchuluun (Sep. 19, 2018). | |||
To install pgtune by using below code | |||
sudo yum install pgtune | |||
Go to the PostgreSQL data folder | |||
cd /var/lib/pgsql/9.2/data | |||
The command will output new config file with settings roughly optimized for the server’s hardware. | |||
pgtune -i postgresql.conf -o postgresql.conf.pgtune -T DW -c 1000 | |||
'''PG Tune Options''' | |||
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* -i or –input-config : Specifies the current postgresql.conf file. | |||
* -o or –input-config : Specifies the file name for the new postgresql.conf file. | |||
* -M or –memory: Use this parameter to specify total system memory. If not specified, pgtune will attempt to detect memory size. | |||
* -T or –type : Specifies database type. Valid options are: DW, OLTP, Web, Mixed, Desktop | |||
* -c or –connections: Specifies number of maximum connections expected. If not specified, it depends on database type. | |||
* -D or –debug : Enables debugging mode. | |||
* -S or –settings: Directory where settings data files are located at.Defaults to the directory where the script is being run from. The RPM package includes a patch to use the correct location these files were installed into. | |||
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Backup the current config file | |||
sudo mv postgresql.conf postgresql.conf.backup | |||
And then setup new config file | |||
sudo mv postgresql.conf.pgtune postgresql.conf | |||
Restart the server | |||
service postgresql-9.2 restart | |||
Latest revision as of 19:02, 6 November 2018
How to tune PostgreSQL config file?
Written by Chinzorig Dandarchuluun (Sep. 19, 2018).
To install pgtune by using below code
sudo yum install pgtune
Go to the PostgreSQL data folder
cd /var/lib/pgsql/9.2/data
The command will output new config file with settings roughly optimized for the server’s hardware.
pgtune -i postgresql.conf -o postgresql.conf.pgtune -T DW -c 1000
PG Tune Options
- -i or –input-config : Specifies the current postgresql.conf file.
- -o or –input-config : Specifies the file name for the new postgresql.conf file.
- -M or –memory: Use this parameter to specify total system memory. If not specified, pgtune will attempt to detect memory size.
- -T or –type : Specifies database type. Valid options are: DW, OLTP, Web, Mixed, Desktop
- -c or –connections: Specifies number of maximum connections expected. If not specified, it depends on database type.
- -D or –debug : Enables debugging mode.
- -S or –settings: Directory where settings data files are located at.Defaults to the directory where the script is being run from. The RPM package includes a patch to use the correct location these files were installed into.
Backup the current config file
sudo mv postgresql.conf postgresql.conf.backup
And then setup new config file
sudo mv postgresql.conf.pgtune postgresql.conf
Restart the server
service postgresql-9.2 restart