At first glance, YugabyteDB behaves just like PostgreSQL. You can create a table without a primary key: CREATE TABLE no_pk(id INT); No […]
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How to Do a Simple Index Consistency Check
Indexes are supposed to accurately reflect what’s in the base table. Newer versions of YugabyteDB include yb_index_check() to validate this, but if […]
Read MoreFixing Unintentionally Range-Sharded Tables in YugabyteDB
If you upgraded into the YugabyteDB 2024.1 era and enabled Enhanced PostgreSQL Compatibility Mode, there is an easy mistake to miss: You […]
Read MoreChoosing the Right Primary Key to Avoid Write Hotspots
When you move from a single-node database to a distributed system like YugabyteDB, one design decision suddenly matters a lot more: 👉 […]
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