Aurora Postgres and How to Set Up Logical Replication

Used replication slots continue to occupy space If you run multiple AWS DMS tasks or you have old tasks that run on the same DB instance, then remove the used

Aurora Postgres and How to Set Up Logical Replication postgres=# SELECT pg_drop_replication_slot; Also, note that to replace the used_replication_slot with the name of the

Used replication slots continue to occupy space If you run multiple AWS DMS tasks or you have old tasks that run on the same DB instance, then remove the used

postgres drop replication slot A logical replication slot works by keeping track of the oldest postgres will consequently refuse to delete anything newer from disk until the

Check if there is any replication lag, and when it reaches zero, run DROP SUBSCRIPTION on the subscriber This will drop the replication slot on

postgresql create replication slot Replication slots for High Availability A replication slot exists solely on the instance that created it, and PostgreSQL does not replicate it on the standby

This is not using replication slots sadly so I can no simply delete the replication slot name as there is none I believe this was