Hello
On 2023-Jul-26, Thomas wen wrote:
> Hi Hackes: I found this page :
> https://pgsql-hackers.postgresql.narkive.com/cMxBwq65/incremental-checkopints,PostgreSQL
> no incremental checkpoints have been implemented so far. When a
> checkpoint is triggered, the performance jitter of PostgreSQL is very
> noticeable. I think incremental checkpoints should be implemented as
> soon as possible
I think my first question is why do you think that is necessary; there
are probably other tools to achieve better performance. For example,
you may want to try making checkpoint_completion_target closer to 1, and
the checkpoint interval longer (both checkpoint_timeout and
max_wal_size). Also, changing shared_buffers may improve things. You
can try adding more RAM to the machine.
Tuning the overall performance of a Postgres server is still black magic
to some extent, but there are a few well-known things to play with,
without having to write any patches.
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