Because then the cancellation request would get queued behind any other data that's in flight from the client to the server. In the worst case the TCP buffers are full, and the client cannot even send the request until…
PostgreSQL isn't that special as a codebase. Every codebase has its quirks, every project has its own processes and there's a learning curve. When you switch to a new job as a software engineer, you pick it up.…
Correct!
Haven't done anything with Azure yet. Shouldn't be hard to add though, we don't rely on any special cloud storage features, just simple upload/download of files.
Yes, it still requires VACUUM. I believe Aurora does too. It would be cool to push down at least parts of the VACUUM down to the storage layer, but it would require more invasive changes Postgres code, which we try to…
Because then the cancellation request would get queued behind any other data that's in flight from the client to the server. In the worst case the TCP buffers are full, and the client cannot even send the request until…
PostgreSQL isn't that special as a codebase. Every codebase has its quirks, every project has its own processes and there's a learning curve. When you switch to a new job as a software engineer, you pick it up.…
Correct!
Haven't done anything with Azure yet. Shouldn't be hard to add though, we don't rely on any special cloud storage features, just simple upload/download of files.
Yes, it still requires VACUUM. I believe Aurora does too. It would be cool to push down at least parts of the VACUUM down to the storage layer, but it would require more invasive changes Postgres code, which we try to…