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Sneak Preview of pgio (The SLOB Method for PostgreSQL) Part III: Link To The Full README file for Beta pgio v0.9.

Published May 22, 2018 oracle 3 Comments

If you are interested in a head start on pgio, the following is a link to the full README file which has some loading and testing how-to:

The pgio text README file version 0.9 Beta

3 Responses to “Sneak Preview of pgio (The SLOB Method for PostgreSQL) Part III: Link To The Full README file for Beta pgio v0.9.”

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  1. 1 Bruno Lavoie May 23, 2018 at 2:02 pm

    When will it be available to download? I’m eager to.use it on my databases

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  1. 1 Measure the impact of DRBD on your PostgreSQL database thanks to pgio (the SLOB method for PostgreSQL) – bdt's blog Trackback on June 2, 2018 at 2:18 am

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