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I migrated my geospatial Postgres 12.5 database to another cloud provider. I use postgis and I have around 35GB of data and 8GB of memory.
Performances are way worse than on my previous provider, and new provider claims this is because the pg cache has to been “warmed up” everyday after automatic pg_dump backuping operations occuring in the night.
Geospatial queries that would normally take 50ms sometimes take 5-10s on first request, and some that would run in 800ms take minutes.
Is there something else looming or is the technical support right ?
If so, should I disable daily backups ? Or can I somehow use a utility function to restore the cache ? (pg_prewarm ?)
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I am creating an index that follows several tickers from 2014 to the present (daily data) by using Google Finance in Google Sheets. I want to add all of the tickers’ new prices at the end of each of day that passes without deleting the previous day’s numbers. In other words, the index builds over time automatically.
Does anyone have insight into how to accomplish this?
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I’ve been working with a data team that imports data from suppliers daily into a MySQL DB. The data from the supplier needs to be worked on by them and formatted properly before we can use it in production.
Every night, I must import that “formatted” data into a production Amazon RDS instance (same MySQL version). Here’s the catch. The databases are for an e-commerce solution. Products might be added everyday by the data team, but new products could have been added by sale staff via the site directly into the production database which explains why the 2 databases are desynced constantly.
This is what I did to solve the issue :
example: the data team adds a product in the “products” table. this product
might have the id (3) and the category_id (23). When we import it, we
might already have 100 products created by our staff in that table so we must assign this new
product the id (101). Also, if we already have it’s category created on our end,
it might not be the id (23) so we identify the relation on their end,
look for the category with the same UUID on our end (let say it’s category
(53)) we then assign the category_id (53) to the product.
Imagine this for all tables and all relations. This is all done via a script in our PHP Laravel API that runs nightly.
Sorry for the long backstory as this issue is not easily explained by text. Now what I am wondering is how bad is it to handle the data in such a way. It seems to be VERY primitive to change the keys like this. This manipulation is preventing me from using nice automated tools like Amazon DMS or AWS Glue which could be used for nightly imports. I’m not used to work with an external data team that have a copy of our DB structure and work in it 7 days a week for us to import it into our ever moving database but I am sure this is not a rare scenario so there must be something obvious I am missing.
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