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This script some optimized parameters in a postgresql configuration file according to the current machine possibilities and parameters given on the command line.
BASIC USAGE
pypgoptimizator -i pg.conf -o new.pg.conf
HELP
pypgoptimizator –help
Parameters
-b: The shared buffer size. It’s 8192 by default, and it can be changed at compilation time, pgsql side.
-l: The output logs filename scheme (log_filename paramater)
-o: The output file to write into
-i: The input postgresql configuration file to read info from
-m: max connections parameter for postgres (default 100)
-p: The availaible Memory in KBytes, defaults to all available memory
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