The Insatiable Postgres Replication Slot

Check if there is any replication lag, and when it reaches zero, run DROP SUBSCRIPTION on the subscriber This will drop the replication slot on

The Insatiable Postgres Replication Slot If a logical replication slot is no longer used, drop it immediately The 'active' column in the pg_replication_slots view will indicate whether

Check if there is any replication lag, and when it reaches zero, run DROP SUBSCRIPTION on the subscriber This will drop the replication slot on

postgresql drop replication slot Drop the replication slot with the name specified in --slot , then exit Other options are also available: -V --version Print the

Starting from PostgreSQL , it is also necessary and useful to check for leftover replication slots The core issue is that if somebody forgets to drop a

postgresql replication slot Replication slots aren't a magic bullet though; if a replication slot isn't being consumed it will cause postgresql to consume disk space as it

When replication slots is enabled, you might end up running out of disk space due to PostgreSQL trying to retain WAL files requested by a replication slot