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Some tasks may consume a significant amount of system resources, such as CPU or memory, and running too many of these tasks at once can cause performance issues. By adding a pause between loop iterations, you can help to manage resource consumption and prevent performance issues. It can help to avoid overwhelming the target system …

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selectattr in Ansible selectattr is a filter plugin in Ansible that allows you to select a subset of elements from a list of dictionaries based on the value of a particular attribute.  Its syntax is as follows: <list of dictionaries> | selectattr(‘<attribute>’, ‘<operator>’, ‘<value>’)   Key Description list_of_dictionaries A list of dictionaries representing items to …

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In Ansible, a dictionary (also known as a hash, map, or associative array) is a data type that allows you to store and manipulate key-value pairs. Dictionaries are commonly used to represent configuration data, variables, and other structured information in Ansible playbooks. A dictionary in Ansible is enclosed in curly braces {} and consists of …

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If you’re a PostgreSQL user or developer, you may often need to monitor the size of your database to manage storage resources efficiently. One crucial aspect of this monitoring is checking the disk size of your database. In this post, we will explore how to get the disk size of a database in PostgreSQL. We …

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In this post, we will delve into the concept of PostgreSQL server uptime, why it matters, and how to accurately measure it using SQL queries and built-in functions. By understanding how to obtain the uptime of a PostgreSQL server, you can gain valuable insights into your database’s reliability and performance, and proactively manage potential issues. …

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