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x4m

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About x4m

Postgres Hacker

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    Comment #48932383

    Was a flight to space an iteration?

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    Comment #48888747

    As Odyssey maintainer, I have to admit that it is exceptionally difficult to achieve stability (e.i. quality) of PgBouncer. It has two limitations: it is single threaded and it is …

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    Comment #48879147

    With Odyssey we have customers with 50k+ connections operating normally. Also consider SQPR - it's a connection pooler with sharding capabilities. It handles data migration between…

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    Comment #48873488

    Just use https://github.com/yandex/odyssey :) It's a scalable PgBouncer.

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    Comment #47044833

    I'd love to! But MySQL is developed inside Oracle, and OCA somewhat scares me. Perhaps, I'll give a try to MariaDB or other forks.

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    Comment #44585457

    And there's also https://postgrespro.com/docs/enterprise/current/multimaster With a history behind it.

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    Comment #40883372

    I think this should run just fine, why not? As long as you have proper Postgres operator, such proxy will run normally on top of that.

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    Comment #39271473

    +1 there's already well maintained extension https://github.com/fboulnois/pg_uuidv7 It's slightly different from recommendations by draft RFC version (there's no counter), but full…

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    Show HN: Postgres Security Educational Tasks

    I've created few Docker-based educational tasks to try yourself in exploiting historical vulnerabilities. I'm not a realy docker-pro, many parts can be implemented in a wrong way. …

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    Comment #34711486

    FWIW Steam Deck runs 8k transactions per second if you build Postgres there. A nice place to work on open source development, actually. https://twitter.com/x4mmmmmm/status/16209845…

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    Comment #34562229

    > Reduce the memory usage of prepared queries FWIW Odyssey supports prepared statements in transaction pooling.

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    Comment #32285656

    I concur that Odyssey docs are insufficient to build a big picture. But I'm trying to answer every question in the Internets about Odyssey :) Documenting is hard - everything seems…

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    Comment #32093861

    I think the book is free because Egor and PostgresPro want to develop the community. If you want to pay back - you can just start contributing to Postgres. No need to wait :)

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    Comment #31692832

    You are running on up to date version which seems to have no known critical bugs.

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    Comment #31692795

    Just revert d9d0762 or use actual REL_14_STABLE.

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    Comment #29226337

    Transaction pooling rules are equivalent in Odyssey and PgBouncer.