Re: Slow response to my query

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> By the way, based on your experience, what Linux variants will you
> recommend for postgresql and what version.
> I have read from severalnines.com site that CentOS 7 should be avoided as
> much as possible unfortunately I am currently running it.
>
> I really appreciate your guide.
>
> Regards
>


Zero reasons to avoid CentOS itself. It's a perfectly good server OS for
whatever your needs. Unless you have a RHEL license, then of course you
should use the Enterprise version you're paying for. What should be avoided
is using the default PostgreSQL package that 7 (or even 8) comes with. 7 is
still all the way back at 9.2, which has long gone out of support. For all
RHEL related releases (CentOS, Fedora, Oracle, etc),  use the PGDG
repositories which contain up to date versions of PG for all of them.

https://www.postgresql.org/download/linux/redhat/

Keith
http://www.keithf4.com

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