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1. Serverless PostgreSQL and MySQL Databases

   As a database administrator or developer, I would like to have serverless PostgreSQL and MySQL databases so that I can effortlessly scale my databases based on workload, ensure high availability, simplify deployment and integration, reduce operational overhead, and optimize costs.

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2. Support Bingo as a PostgreSQL Extension

   As a developer or chemical database administrator,
   I would like to perform chemical substructure searches and similarity searches on molecules and reactions efficiently,
   so that I can quickly retrieve relevant chemical data and improve the accuracy and speed of chemical searches within the PostgreSQL database.

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3. Utilizing Row Level Security (RLS) and the BYPASSRLS Attribute

   As a security administrator or developer, I would like to utilize Row-Level Security (RLS) in PostgreSQL so that I can control data access at a granular level based on specific conditions, ensuring that users only see and modify the data they are authorized to access. Additionally, I want the ability to assign the BYPASSRLS attribute to trusted roles or users when necessary, allowing them to have unrestricted access to data while still maintaining overall security.

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4. Almost zero downtime major release upgrades with logical replication

   Based on a similar mechanism with aivendbmigrate I would like to have major release upgrade mechanism based on logical replication.

   Steps:

   1. create an empty target instance with new major release
   2. create a full logical replication setup (like aivendbmigrate does) 2.1. inform users about limitations (lobs, schema changes during that period etc.) 2.2. inform users about testing and rollback capabilities
   3. perform the usual migrate thing with transferring everything and switch to a CDC state until next steps are defined
   4. provide specific cutover scenarios 4.1. DNS switch if possible? 4.2. some pgbouncer magic to prevent forced reconnections of clients (maybe some prerequisitis necessary)
   5. offering cutover in place or just to new instance

   Benefits are
   - in worst case downtime of the major release upgrade is just a "reconnect" away
   - testing capabilities during the CDC phase to verify that everything is fine after the major upgrade
   - if tests not successful a rollback is even not necessary
   - after cutover the old DB could be conserved for some time to get back to at least the last state before the cutover as kind of a disaster recovery case.

   The basics are IMHO already there in aivendbmigrate and even with the limitations of logical replication (which will be better with the next versions, and are better with pglogical) this would be a huge differentiator to other vendors, as this is best practices on premises but almost no cloud vendor offers similar solutions.

   Based on a similar mechanism with aivendbmigrate I would like to have major release upgrade mechanism based on logical replication.

   Steps:

   1. create an empty target instance with new major release
   2. create a full logical replication setup (like aivendbmigrate does) 2.1. inform users about limitations (lobs, schema changes during that period etc.) 2.2. inform users about testing and rollback capabilities
   3. perform the usual migrate thing with transferring everything and switch to a CDC state until next steps are defined
   4. provide specific cutover scenarios 4.1. DNS switch if possible? 4.2. some pgbouncer magic to prevent forced reconnections of… more
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5. Monospace Font in Aiven Console for the Optimize Query Screen

   As a database administrator or developer,

   I want to easily copy and compare SQL statements which would be easier to do with a monospace type font. It is visually difficult to compare SQL with variable width font.

   Please convert the optimize query page to use a monospace font for the queries.

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6. PGBouncer: Multiple processes

   As a DBA I want to activate "so_reuseport" option so that PGBouncer can use multiple CPUs.
   In the context of a very high concurrent database using PGBouncer, the single process can reach 100% CPU usage. Having multiple PGBouncer processes in the same instance would distribute the load between several processes.

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7. Issue RECONNECT command to pgbouncer

   As a developer/DBA
   I want to be able to issue the RECONNECT command to pgbouncer
   so that I can ensure all connections reset and have access to up-to-date schema information during migrations.

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8. Support postgres extension ip4r

   As developer,
   I want to use the ip4r extension as the built-in IP address types in Postgres work okay for many applications, but are lacking when it comes to applications that heavily work with IPs, like ours. ip4r adds several IP types with expanded functionalities that enable us to perform far more efficient "IP in range" type lookups, as well as tracking IP ranges that don't fall neatly in CIDR boundaries, plus general performance improvements. Very useful for our malicious IP threat feed service, abuseipdb.com, as you can imagine.

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9. Support pgvectorscale as a PostgreSQL Extension

   As a developer,
   I want to be able to perform efficient vector similarity and embeddings techniques directly in PostgreSQL, so that I can enable efficient handling of high-dimensional vector data within the PostgreSQL database for tasks like similarity search and machine learning.

   Pgvectorscale is an open-source PostgreSQL extension that builds on pgvector, enabling greater performance and scalability.

   https://www.timescale.com/blog/pgvector-is-now-as-fast-as-pinecone-at-75-less-cost/
   https://github.com/timescale/pgvectorscale

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10. Expose the metric filecount_size_bytes

    As backend and DevOps engineer / SRM, I want to be able to visualize in Grafana metrics related to WAL files buildup due to lagging or missing replication slots.
    This will help us debug WAL bloat which might exhaust the disk space and better understand the cause.

    Mainly the metric filecount_size_bytes will be useful. Also any metric that would allow us to monitor per database service:
    1. Total WAL size.
    2. Size of WAL retained due to replication lag.
    3. Rate in which we consume the WAL for the replication over time (connector consumption rate).
    4. Rate in which we fill the WAL for the replication over time (rate of changes pushed into WAL).

    As backend and DevOps engineer / SRM, I want to be able to visualize in Grafana metrics related to WAL files buildup due to lagging or missing replication slots.
    This will help us debug WAL bloat which might exhaust the disk space and better understand the cause.

    Mainly the metric filecount_size_bytes will be useful. Also any metric that would allow us to monitor per database service:
    1. Total WAL size.
    2. Size of WAL retained due to replication lag.
    3. Rate in which we consume the WAL for the replication over time (connector consumption rate).
    4. Rate in which we… more

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11. Recreation of replication slot after power cycle

    As a DBA or developer,
    I want to be able to stop/start my services without losing replication slots
    so that I can resume my logical replication flows even after a power cycle.

    Similar recreation is currently done during nodes failover: https://aiven.io/blog/aiven-for-pg-recreates-logical-replication-slots

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12. Support pg_wait_sampling as a PostgreSQL Extension

    As a database administrator or developer,
    I would like to utilize the pgwaitsampling extension in PostgreSQL,
    so that I would be able to gather sampling-based statistics on wait events for troubleshooting dependencies for queries that take longer than expected.

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13. Change the default SSL Mode

    Make it possible to change the default SSL mode.
    This way, by setting this value to "verify-full", we can make it so that anyone trying to connect to the database MUST have the CA certificate.

    Because currently, what's the point of the CA certificate if it is not mandatory?

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14. PostgreSQL logging JSON format with OpenSearch integration

    As DBA I want to have better logging using the PostgreSQL v15 logging feature to save the logs in JSON format so that I can integrate these logs in OpenSearch and provide better readability of these logs.

    This will provide 2 things:
    1 - Parse of the fields of the log entries -> give more capabilities searching the logs - easily filter some field like user/database/application name
    2 - Multi line queries in one log entry -> right now, multi line queries saves each line in a different log entry, which is very hard to filter a full query since the other lines doesn't have the log prefix. Using JSON format, it will save the full query in a single JSON entry (example: https://www.depesz.com/2022/01/17/waiting-for-postgresql-15-introduce-log_destinationjsonlog/)

    As DBA I want to have better logging using the PostgreSQL v15 logging feature to save the logs in JSON format so that I can integrate these logs in OpenSearch and provide better readability of these logs.

    This will provide 2 things:
    1 - Parse of the fields of the log entries -> give more capabilities searching the logs - easily filter some field like user/database/application name
    2 - Multi line queries in one log entry -> right now, multi line queries saves each line in a different log entry, which is very hard to filter a full query since… more

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15. Expose pg_stat_statements.track_planning Configuration Parameter

    As a database administrator, platform engineer or developer
    I want to be able to enable the pgstatstatements.track_planning configuration parameter.

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16. Support h3-pg as a PostgreSQL Extension

    As a database administrator or developer, I would like to have H3 Hexagonal Hierarchical Geospatial Indexing System in PostgreSQL via h3-pg extension so that I can efficiently index and analyze geospatial data, including creating heatmaps and performing various spatial analyses, enhancing location-based decision-making for applications and services.

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17. Replicate the usage of Oracle Autonomous Transaction

    As developer or DBA
    I want to be able to reproduce the behavior of Oracle Autonomous Transaction inside Postgres.
    so that I can create a different transaction that is not impacting the current one. Use case can be logging for example),
    In addition, this can be achieved using DBLinks but it requires to put the password inside a plSQL function. To avoid that, Aiven could have a new parameter allowing local connections without password.

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18. Support more robust major version Database upgrade mechanism

    As a DevOps Engineer,
    I want to be able to do in-place major version upgrade for Postgresql while maintaining ability to rollback to previous version in case there's apps error with the minimal data loss.
    So that I can reduce effort for major version upgrade, which currently we need to fork and do logical replication (with other necessary stuff to do) for keeping the data in-sync with the master if we want the ability to rollback.
    In addition, we have done the fork and logical replication with ability to rollback to old version while keeping the data in-sync between the forked and master database and it is doable. However since we are using Aiven Managed Database, we'd like to reduce those kind of work from our operational side.

    As a DevOps Engineer,
    I want to be able to do in-place major version upgrade for Postgresql while maintaining ability to rollback to previous version in case there's apps error with the minimal data loss.
    So that I can reduce effort for major version upgrade, which currently we need to fork and do logical replication (with other necessary stuff to do) for keeping the data in-sync with the master if we want the ability to rollback.
    In addition, we have done the fork and logical replication with ability to rollback to old version while keeping the data in-sync between the… more

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19. Support pg_squeeze as a PostgreSQL Extension

    pgsqueeze is tries to replace pgrepack extension and it would be great if Aiven did support it.
    https://github.com/cybertec-postgresql/pg_squeeze

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20. Support pgvecto.rs as a PostgreSQL Extension

    As a developer,
    I want to be able to use the pgvector.rs extension (https://docs.pgvecto.rs/),
    so that I can have Scalable Vector Search in PostgreSQL.

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