Database Administration & Monitoring, Database management Getting started with Greenplum – 6 – Why Greenplum? 18.03.2024 by Daniel Westermann Now that we have the basic knowledge for operating a Greenplum cluster we should talk about why Greenplum can be option and what are the benefits of such a system. Again, here are the previous posts:(…)
Database Administration & Monitoring, Database management Getting started with Greenplum – 5 – Recovering from failed segment nodes 07.03.2024 by Daniel Westermann This is the next post in this little Greenplum series. This time we’ll look at how we can recover from a failed segment. If you are looking for the previous post, they are here: Getting(…)
Database Administration & Monitoring, Database management Getting started with Greenplum – 4 – Backup & Restore – databases 04.03.2024 by Daniel Westermann This is the fourth part of the Greenplum blog series, the previous ones are here: Getting started with Greenplum – 1 – Installation, Getting started with Greenplum – 2 – Initializing(…)
Database Administration & Monitoring, Database management Getting started with Greenplum – 3 – Behind the scenes 01.03.2024 by Daniel Westermann If you followed part 1 and part 2 of this little blog series you now have a running Greenplum system. There is one coordinator host and there are two segment hosts.
Database Administration & Monitoring, Database management Getting started with Greenplum – 2 – Initializing and bringing up the cluster 29.02.2024 by Daniel Westermann In the last post we’ve configured the operating system for Greenplum and completed the installation. In this post we’ll create the so called “Data Storage Areas” (which is just a mount point or directory) and(…)
Database Administration & Monitoring, Database management Getting started with Greenplum – 1 – Installation 28.02.2024 by Daniel Westermann Because PostgreSQL is fully open source there are many forks of it. One of them is called Greenplum which describes itself as “an advanced, fully featured, open source data warehouse, based on PostgreSQL”. Sounds interesting,(…)