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Using pgAssistant 3.8 to Find PostgreSQL Query Problems
A PostgreSQL database can feel slow even when the server itself looks healthy.
CPU may not be completely busy. Memory may still be available. Disk space may be fine. Yet one application screen takes several seconds to load, an API becomes slow during peak traffic, or a report suddenly starts taking minutes instead of seconds.
In many cases, the problem is not PostgreSQL as a whole. It is one or more queries doing more work than necessary.
CPU may not be completely busy. Memory may still be available. Disk space may be fine. Yet one application screen takes several seconds to load, an API becomes slow during peak traffic, or a report suddenly starts taking minutes instead of seconds.
In many cases, the problem is not PostgreSQL as a whole. It is one or more queries doing more work than necessary.