Optimizing PostgreSQL DB Queries with pgMustard - Talk Python to Me Ep.366

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Does your app have a database? Does that database play an important role in how the app operations and users perceive its quality? Most of you probably said yes to the first, and definitely to the second. But what if your DB isn't doing as well as it should? How would you know? And once you know, what do you do about it?

On this episode, we're joined by Michael Christofides, co-creator of pgMustard, to discuss and explore the EXPLAIN command for Postgres and other databases as well as all the recommendations you might dig into as a result of understanding exactly what's happening with you queries.

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A. Introduction 0:00

B. Opensource SQL Editors and Daatabase Managers
9:19 DBeaver
10:55 ArcType
12:39 Beekeeper Studio
13:19 DataGrip (jetbrains)
16:25 Postice (eagerapps)
17:53 pgMustard

C. PostgreSQL Tips and Tricks
22:10 Database Tips (Part-1)

D. Cool Tools (Shout Out)
32:11 Mockaroo (generate fake data)

E. PostgreSQL Tips and Tricks
39:10 Database Tips (Part-2)

F. PostgreSQL Helpful Resources (Shout Out)
53:30 explain-depesz
56:33 explain-dalibo
58:46 pgMustard (walkthrough)

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I see you using Bing for your search. Are you using it so you can donate points to the PSF? 🙂

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Why can a database not do indexes itself based on index use, index usefulness and useful indexes that do not exist?

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