Postgres replication slots grow indefinitely

Replication slots aren't a magic bullet though; if a replication slot isn't being consumed it will cause postgresql to consume disk space as it

Postgres replication slots grow indefinitely How do I view and delete replication slots?,ApsaraDB RDS:ApsaraDB RDS for PostgreSQL allows you to view and delete replication slots in the

Replication slots aren't a magic bullet though; if a replication slot isn't being consumed it will cause postgresql to consume disk space as it

drop slot After you complete your testing, drop the replication slot you created by running: -d postgres --slot test_slot --drop-slot Notes and limitations The

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

drops of water slot To proceed in this situation, first disable the subscription by executing ALTER SUBSCRIPTION DISABLE , and then disassociate it from the replication slot by

Normally, the remote replication slot is created automatically when the subscription is created during CREATE SUBSCRIPTION, and it is dropped