Mastering PostgreSQL 15: advanced techniques to build and manage scalable, reliable, and fault-tolerant database applications
Updated to keep up with the latest version of PostgreSQL, this fifth edition will help you build dynamic database solutions for enterprise applications using real-world hands-on examples, enabling you to design both the physical and technical aspects of the system architecture with ease
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Zusammenfassung: | Updated to keep up with the latest version of PostgreSQL, this fifth edition will help you build dynamic database solutions for enterprise applications using real-world hands-on examples, enabling you to design both the physical and technical aspects of the system architecture with ease |
Beschreibung: | 1 Online-Ressource (xvii, 503 Seiten) |
ISBN: | 9781803233949 |
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spelling | Schönig, Hans-Jürgen 1978- Verfasser (DE-588)124573304 aut Mastering PostgreSQL 15 advanced techniques to build and manage scalable, reliable, and fault-tolerant database applications Hans-Jürgen Schönig 5th edition Birmingham ; Mumbai Packt Publishing 2023 1 Online-Ressource (xvii, 503 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: PostgreSQL 15 Overview -- Making use of DBA-related features -- Removing support for old pg_dump -- Deprecating Python 2 -- Fixing the public schema -- Adding pre-defined roles -- Adding permissions to variables -- Improving pg_stat_statements -- New wait events -- Adding logging functionality -- Understanding developer-related features -- Security invoker views -- ICU locales -- Better numeric -- Handling ON DELETE -- Working around NULL and UNIQUE Adding the MERGE command to PostgreSQL -- Using performance-related features -- Adding multiple compression algorithms -- Handling parallel queries more efficiently -- Improved statistics handling -- Prefetching during WAL recovery -- Additional replication features -- Two-phase commit for logical decoding -- Adding row and column filtering -- Improving ALTER SUBSCRIPTION -- Supporting compressed base backups -- Introducing archiving libraries -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Understanding Transactions and Locking -- Working with PostgreSQL transactions -- Handling errors inside a transaction Making use of SAVEPOINT -- Transactional DDLs -- Understanding basic locking -- Avoiding typical mistakes and explicit locking -- Making use of FOR SHARE and FOR UPDATE -- Understanding transaction isolation levels -- Considering serializable snapshot isolation transactions -- Observing deadlocks and similar issues -- Utilizing advisory locks -- Optimizing storage and managing cleanup -- Configuring VACUUM and autovacuum -- Watching VACUUM at work -- Limiting transactions by making use of snapshot too old -- Making use of more VACUUM features -- Summary -- Questions Chapter 3: Making Use of Indexes -- Understanding simple queries and the cost model -- Making use of EXPLAIN -- Digging into the PostgreSQL cost model -- Deploying simple indexes -- Making use of sorted output -- Using bitmap scans effectively -- Using indexes in an intelligent way -- Understanding index de-duplication -- Improving speed using clustered tables -- Clustering tables -- Making use of index-only scans -- Understanding additional B-tree features -- Combined indexes -- Adding functional indexes -- Reducing space consumption -- Adding data while indexing -- Introducing operator classes Creating an operator class for a B-tree -- Understanding PostgreSQL index types -- Hash indexes -- GiST indexes -- GIN indexes -- SP-GiST indexes -- BRINs -- Adding additional indexes -- Achieving better answers with fuzzy searching -- Taking advantage of pg_trgm -- Speeding up LIKE queries -- Handling regular expressions -- Understanding full-text searches -- Comparing strings -- Defining GIN indexes -- Debugging your search -- Gathering word statistics -- Taking advantage of exclusion operators -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 4: Handling Advanced SQL -- Supporting range types Updated to keep up with the latest version of PostgreSQL, this fifth edition will help you build dynamic database solutions for enterprise applications using real-world hands-on examples, enabling you to design both the physical and technical aspects of the system architecture with ease Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe 978-1-80324-834-9 |
spellingShingle | Schönig, Hans-Jürgen 1978- Mastering PostgreSQL 15 advanced techniques to build and manage scalable, reliable, and fault-tolerant database applications Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: PostgreSQL 15 Overview -- Making use of DBA-related features -- Removing support for old pg_dump -- Deprecating Python 2 -- Fixing the public schema -- Adding pre-defined roles -- Adding permissions to variables -- Improving pg_stat_statements -- New wait events -- Adding logging functionality -- Understanding developer-related features -- Security invoker views -- ICU locales -- Better numeric -- Handling ON DELETE -- Working around NULL and UNIQUE Adding the MERGE command to PostgreSQL -- Using performance-related features -- Adding multiple compression algorithms -- Handling parallel queries more efficiently -- Improved statistics handling -- Prefetching during WAL recovery -- Additional replication features -- Two-phase commit for logical decoding -- Adding row and column filtering -- Improving ALTER SUBSCRIPTION -- Supporting compressed base backups -- Introducing archiving libraries -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Understanding Transactions and Locking -- Working with PostgreSQL transactions -- Handling errors inside a transaction Making use of SAVEPOINT -- Transactional DDLs -- Understanding basic locking -- Avoiding typical mistakes and explicit locking -- Making use of FOR SHARE and FOR UPDATE -- Understanding transaction isolation levels -- Considering serializable snapshot isolation transactions -- Observing deadlocks and similar issues -- Utilizing advisory locks -- Optimizing storage and managing cleanup -- Configuring VACUUM and autovacuum -- Watching VACUUM at work -- Limiting transactions by making use of snapshot too old -- Making use of more VACUUM features -- Summary -- Questions Chapter 3: Making Use of Indexes -- Understanding simple queries and the cost model -- Making use of EXPLAIN -- Digging into the PostgreSQL cost model -- Deploying simple indexes -- Making use of sorted output -- Using bitmap scans effectively -- Using indexes in an intelligent way -- Understanding index de-duplication -- Improving speed using clustered tables -- Clustering tables -- Making use of index-only scans -- Understanding additional B-tree features -- Combined indexes -- Adding functional indexes -- Reducing space consumption -- Adding data while indexing -- Introducing operator classes Creating an operator class for a B-tree -- Understanding PostgreSQL index types -- Hash indexes -- GiST indexes -- GIN indexes -- SP-GiST indexes -- BRINs -- Adding additional indexes -- Achieving better answers with fuzzy searching -- Taking advantage of pg_trgm -- Speeding up LIKE queries -- Handling regular expressions -- Understanding full-text searches -- Comparing strings -- Defining GIN indexes -- Debugging your search -- Gathering word statistics -- Taking advantage of exclusion operators -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 4: Handling Advanced SQL -- Supporting range types |
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