Scott Mead
Sr. Database Engineer at AWS
About
Scott has been a PostgreSQL user, DBA, Developer & contributor for over 16 years. His focus is on production, his goal is to design systems allow for "always-on" maintenance and carrier-grade reliability.
Scott Mead has presented the following presentations
- Logical Backups
- Physical Backups
- Incremental / Differential Backups
- Optimizing for space
- Available tools
Scale your database connectivity throughout the entire stack
presented by Scott Mead
Enterprise applications live and die by their ability to scale concurrently to the database. Choosing too few connections to your database gives your users a bad experience, choosing too many puts the database in a constant state of high CPU. Learn how to build a connection profile for your workload that provides maximum throughput and lowest latency while maximizing your database's system ut...
more Fri 8 2022 AWS Data DaySimplified schema management
presented by Scott Mead
video
#Schema Management# Schema Management is a complex, multi-disciplinary topic that frequently typically stymies both Dev and Ops teams. In this talk, I will walk you through which practices do and don't work. We'll spend time looking at how a schema management tool Flyway can simplify your DevOps life.
DevelopmentStrategic Backup with PostgreSQL
presented by Scott Mead
video
Most deployments of PostgreSQL start with a developer and a good idea. The good idea spreads and before you know it, you have a production system on your hands. We will cover the ABC's of PostgreSQL backups:
The trick is to leverage each of these in to a consistent...
more Thu 30 2017 OperationsTake your 'first-pass' config file to the next level with workload-specific tuning tips
presented by Scott Mead
The pg_catalog provides in-depth details of how your datamodel is being used. Follow along as we cruise the catalog to learn which indexes are never used, which indexes are missing and where we have over-normalized. Knowing how to analyze your database workload will allow you to make critical performance adjustments, inform your postgresql.conf and build an intelligent vacuum strategy. Catalog ...
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