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What is the State of PostgreSQL? - TigerData
While 57% reported that the onboarding experience as either “fairly easy” or “extremely easy,” many cited a few ways to make the onboarding experience even better: ... We asked about the biggest pain points people experience when using Postgres, and many responses included the following: - Documentation could be improved (cleaned up, add more tutorials) - Replication, sharding, partitioning, vacuuming - High availability - Options for scaling up and out - Schema development Perhaps you identify with some of the points listed above (no solution is perfect!), but we *also* saw a ton of positive feedback for Postgres, its ecosystem, and the community.
Related Pain Points2件
Complex configuration and monitoring required for replication and high availability
7Managing PostgreSQL replication requires intricate configuration and careful monitoring to prevent data loss or corruption. Achieving high availability demands automated failover mechanisms, load balancing between primary and standby servers, and selecting the appropriate replication strategy.
PostgreSQL documentation lacks clarity, tutorials, and organization
4PostgreSQL documentation could be improved with better organization, clearer explanations, and more practical tutorials. This affects onboarding experience and developer productivity.