Managing replication slots

We were able to successfully stop the PID on the primary and then drop the replication slot using SELECT pg_drop_replication_slot

Managing replication slots It appears that Aurora PostgreSQL major version upgrade requires us to first drop all replication slots, then perform upgrade,

We were able to successfully stop the PID on the primary and then drop the replication slot using SELECT pg_drop_replication_slot

postgresql create replication slot Create a logical replication slot⁠ ​ · In Control Panel, go to Cloud Platform → Databases · Open the cluster page → Databases tab · Open the

logical replication slots are still being used, you shouldn't delete them, and you can't proceed with the upgrade Cause Sign In To view full

postgres create logical replication slot Don't drop the group slot Although usually inactive, it's still vital to the proper operation of the EDB Postgres Distributed cluster If you drop it, then

By themselves, replication slots occupy very little disk space They just store tiny bit of metadata, including a pointer to a position in WAL