After vacuum application runs very slow ? is this common behavior ?
Hi All,
Our production database size is about 2TB and we had run into issues and
Postgres log did recommend running the vacuum in single-user mode. We have
successfully completed running a single user mode vacuum without any
options. .. services were online after vacuum. Application load time and
response times are very poor and don't load sometimes. Is this common
behavior after a vacuum? DO we need to consider any post activities or give
some time for the database to settle down?
Did full os restart for the DB server?
Thanks
Sri.
Adding version info
Postgres 9.4.5
Linux - rhel 7.3
Thanks
Sri
On Fri, Nov 6, 2020 at 10:20 PM Sri Linux <srilinux09@gmail.com> wrote:
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Hi All,
Our production database size is about 2TB and we had run into issues and
Postgres log did recommend running the vacuum in single-user mode. We have
successfully completed running a single user mode vacuum without any
options. .. services were online after vacuum. Application load time and
response times are very poor and don't load sometimes. Is this common
behavior after a vacuum? DO we need to consider any post activities or give
some time for the database to settle down?Did full os restart for the DB server?
Thanks
Sri.
On 11/6/20 8:20 PM, Sri Linux wrote:
Hi All,
Our production database size is about 2TB and we had run into issues and
Postgres log did recommend running the vacuum in single-user mode. We
have successfully completed running a single user mode vacuum without
any options. .. services were online after vacuum. Application load time
and response times are very poor and don't load sometimes. Is this
common behavior after a vacuum? DO we need to consider any post
activities or give some time for the database to settle down?
Given that there is no actual useful/hard data in the above the chances
of there being a relevant answer in return is doubtful.
Also given your subsequent post the major version you are using is
nearing 1 year past EOL and is 21 minor releases behind the last release
in the series. At the very least you need to bring it up to the last
minor release.
Did full os restart for the DB server?
Thanks
Sri.
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Adrian Klaver
adrian.klaver@aklaver.com
Thank you for your response.
On Fri, Nov 6, 2020 at 11:14 PM Adrian Klaver <adrian.klaver@aklaver.com>
wrote:
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On 11/6/20 8:20 PM, Sri Linux wrote:
Hi All,
Our production database size is about 2TB and we had run into issues and
Postgres log did recommend running the vacuum in single-user mode. We
have successfully completed running a single user mode vacuum without
any options. .. services were online after vacuum. Application load time
and response times are very poor and don't load sometimes. Is this
common behavior after a vacuum? DO we need to consider any post
activities or give some time for the database to settle down?Given that there is no actual useful/hard data in the above the chances
of there being a relevant answer in return is doubtful.Also given your subsequent post the major version you are using is
nearing 1 year past EOL and is 21 minor releases behind the last release
in the series. At the very least you need to bring it up to the last
minor release.Did full os restart for the DB server?
Thanks
Sri.--
Adrian Klaver
adrian.klaver@aklaver.com