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Upgrading PostgreSQL with no data loss and minimal downtime

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Learn from a real-world journey of upgrading a heavily loaded PostgreSQL cluster from v13 to v16 while keeping it highly available. This story comes with detailed listings and pitfalls encountered on the way to success. The post Upgrading PostgreSQL with no data loss and minimal downtime appeared first on Palark.
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