PG10 upgrade issue
Hello
We have done pg10 upgrades from 9.6 on all our environments successfully. We have an automation script that does this for us. One environment is a near replica of our production setup and all works fine.
We have now made 2 attempts at doing this on production - both ending up with rollback
The key issue we have is that all queries were incredibly slow. The PG 10 postmaster workers would all show 100% cpu, especially on the replicas. We even increased CPUs but that made no difference.
I can try and provide logs info etc, but hoping someone has a clue about this
Thx
Zahir
Zahir Lalani <ZahirLalani@oliver.agency> writes:
We have done pg10 upgrades from 9.6 on all our environments successfully. We have an automation script that does this for us. One environment is a near replica of our production setup and all works fine.
We have now made 2 attempts at doing this on production - both ending up with rollback
The key issue we have is that all queries were incredibly slow. The PG 10 postmaster workers would all show 100% cpu, especially on the replicas. We even increased CPUs but that made no difference.
Did you make sure to rebuild statistics (re-ANALYZE) after the upgrade?
pg_upgrade makes a script for that, but I don't believe it runs it for
you.
regards, tom lane
Ah no we did not!
Will give that a go next tim Tom
Thank you
Z
On 3 Jun 2019 00:18, Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> wrote:
Zahir Lalani <ZahirLalani@oliver.agency> writes:
We have done pg10 upgrades from 9.6 on all our environments successfully. We have an automation script that does this for us. One environment is a near replica of our production setup and all works fine.
We have now made 2 attempts at doing this on production - both ending up with rollback
The key issue we have is that all queries were incredibly slow. The PG 10 postmaster workers would all show 100% cpu, especially on the replicas. We even increased CPUs but that made no difference.
Did you make sure to rebuild statistics (re-ANALYZE) after the upgrade?
pg_upgrade makes a script for that, but I don't believe it runs it for
you.
regards, tom lane