PostgreSQL Partitioning. Before 2GB frontier

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Mikhail Diakov

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1 - Introduction

1 - Introduction.mp4

03:15

2 - What is partitioning.mp4

05:27

3 - Prepare demo database.html

2 - When we should use partitioning

4 - Analyze query performance.mp4

17:30

5 - Practice Analyze query performance.html

6 - Analyze availability.mp4

11:23

7 - Practice Analyze availability.html

7 - partitioning-demo.zip

8 - Analyze maintainability.mp4

07:48

9 - Analyze of table size.mp4

08:26

3 - The partitioning implementation

10 - Constraints.mp4

04:02

11 - Overview of the partitioning implementations.mp4

05:05

12 - Partition key Data routing.mp4

05:08

13 - Partitioning by Range.mp4

08:15

14 - Practice Partitioning by Range.html

15 - Partitioning by List.mp4

05:27

16 - Practice Partitioning by List.html

17 - Partitioning by Hash.mp4

03:48

18 - Practice Partitioning by Hash.html

19 - Constraint exclusion and partition pruning.mp4

03:56

20 - Partition level settings.mp4

05:22

4 - Limitations of partitioning

21 - Primary key limitations.mp4

01:50

22 - Index limitations.mp4

01:51

5 - Effect of partitioning

23 - Analyze query performance.mp4

08:32

24 - Analyze availability.mp4

05:00

Description

From the query performance, availability and maintainability to the partitioning

What You'll Learn?

Foundations of table partitioning in PostgreSQL
Declarative and inheritance partitioning in PostgreSQL
Why and when use different types of the partitioning
Skills to analyze conditions for the partitioning introduction

Who is this for?

Software developers

Database administrators

Web developers

Site reliability engineer

What You Need to Know?

Basic knowledge of PostgreSQL

Docker installed on local machine

Basic knowledge of SQL language (SELECT, INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE statements)

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Description
The partitioning is one of the important PostgreSQLÂ features which may help you not only improve the performance of your application but also make your life easier as a software developer or database administrator.

One of the reason why IÂ created this course is to understand how right the popular statement that the partitioning make sense for tables which size is greater than 2GB.Â Also in the Internet it's possible to find many statements saying that the partitioning improves the maintainability and availability but what it means in practice. What exactly from the maintainability and availability point of view can be improved by using the partitioning.

Another reason is in my practice it happened pretty often that the developers were experiencing issues with understanding when the partitioning has to be introduced. So IÂ hope this course will help you to recognize the need in the partitioning in your projects.

In this course we will look how we can analyze the query performance to understand we will get the benefits from theÂ partitioning.Â Also IÂ will show what particular advantages the partition may provide from availability and maintainability point of view. Also we will discuss different approaches for the partitioning among PostgreSQLÂ versions and different types of the partitioning.

There are practical lessons where you find the step by step instructions for the performance analysis and partitioning implementation.
Who this course is for:
Software developers
Database administrators
Web developers
Site reliability engineer

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I've been working in IT for more than 10 years as a senior full stack developer, tech lead and software architect. I'm passionate about databases and software architecture. I have hands-on experience with such relational databases as MySQL and PostgreSQL. Also I've been working with key-value storages as Redis and Memcached.The technology is my passion. I always seek to find out more about the tools I'm using. As PostgreSQL has been one of main technologies for many years in my projects I'd be happy to share the knowledge I gathered about this amazing database.

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