4 months ago
I want to understand how to check the actual size of my PostgreSQL database and what is the maximum storage capacity a PostgreSQL database can handle. Can someone explain the methods to check database size and the limits of data storage?
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4 months ago
Hey there! We've found the following might help you get unblocked faster:
🧵 PostgreSQL crashed due to 1GB volume limit — urgent volume upgrade needed (Pro plan)
🧵 PostgreSQL database reaching 80% capacity at only 307 MB on Pro Plan - Incorrect storage limit
If you find the answer from one of these, please let us know by solving the thread!
4 months ago
I want to understand how to check the actual size of my PostgreSQL database and what is the maximum storage capacity a PostgreSQL database can handle. Can someone explain the methods to check database size and the limits of data storage?
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I want to understand how to check the actual size of my PostgreSQL database and what is the maximum storage capacity a PostgreSQL database can handle. Can someone explain the methods to check database size and the limits of data storage?
4 months ago
Hey, you can get the Postgres database's size by running the SELECT pg_size_pretty (pg_database_size('railway')); query. The hobby plan volume's limit is 5GB, which is the total space your Postgres database can use (including the database and file system overhead itself).
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