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Tuning Postgresql AutoVacuum
Tuning Postgresql AutoVacuum
In many PostgreSQL databases, you never have to think or worry about tuning autovacuum. It runs automatically in the background and cleans up without getting in your way.
But sometimes the default configuration is not good enough, and you have to tune autovacuum to make it work properly. This article presents some typical problem scenarios and describes what to do in these cases. I encounters a lot of vacuuming issue when making many data deletions.
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