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View and manage PostgteSQL vacuums and autovacuums.

Project description

pg-vacuum

Managing PostgreSQL vacuums/autovacuums.

Features

This little tool will hopefully make managing the craziness that Postgres autovacuum is a little easier.

Show current vacuums/autovacuums

It will show you how long the vacuums are running for and how much is left to do.

$ pgvacuum --database=postgres://localhost/db

Show progress of vacuums/autovacuums

$ pgvacuum --database=postgres://localhost/db --progress

Enable/disable autovacuum on a table

$ pgvacuum --database=postgres://localhost/db --table=my_table --disable
$ pgvacuum --database=postgres://localhost/db --table=my_table --enable

Show table settings

Show what current settings are set on the table.

$ pgvacuum --database=postgres://localhost/db --table=my_table

Terminate the autovacuums

Ok, you've had enough of it.

$ pgvacuum --database=postgres://localhost/db --kill=1234

where 1234 is the PID of the vacuum/autovacuum process.

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