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How can I tell specific Postgres processes not to consume all CPU?

Asked by mahome in PostgreSQL Database, Java Programming Language, Linux

Tags: postgres, cpu, java, process, linux, ubuntu, hibernate

I have a Webapplication with Java and Hibernate using a Postgres DB.
On my server are two apps running:
1. The Webapplication
2. An Import for the Webapplication, also with Java and Hibernate
both are using the same Postgres DB.

The problem is that while the import is running, postgres consumes 100 % CPU and the Webapp is to slow. How can I specify that the Postgres activities of the import-app should not consume all the CPU, so that the web-app can work fast?

Thanks in advance.

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How can I tell specific Postgres processes not to consume all CPU?

Asked by mahome in PostgreSQL Database, Java Programming Language, Linux

Tags: postgres, cpu, java, process, linux, ubuntu, hibernate

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