Inside logical replication in PostgreSQL: How it works

Inside logical replication in PostgreSQL: How it works postgres drop replication slot postgres=# SELECT pg_drop_replication_slot; Also, note that to replace the used_replication_slot with the name of the postgres create replication slot By themselves, replication slots occupy very little disk space They just store tiny bit of metadata, including a pointer to a position in WAL

postgres create replication slot A PostgreSQL replication slot may be stuck due to one of the following reasons: Check if the bgwriter process is healthy by inspecting its

postgresql create replication slot WARNING! Make sure to delete any replication slots if you stop using Materialize, or if either the Materialize or PostgreSQL instances crash To look up the Learn how to use replication slots with PostgreSQL's streaming physical replication drop a slot psql -c select * from pg_drop_replication_slot('replica