Correct units for PostgreSQL parameters
PostgreSQL accepts units in `MB` not `Mi`; update the customize
cluster example to reflect that.
@@ -54,8 +54,8 @@ spec:
parameters:
max_parallel_workers: 2
max_worker_processes: 2
- shared_buffers: 1Gi
- work_mem: 2Mi
+ shared_buffers: 1GB
+ work_mem: 2MB
```
(If you are on OpenShift, ensure that `spec.openshift` is set to `true`).
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ As with the other changes, you can roll out the TLS customizations with `kubectl
If your Postgres configuration settings are not present, you may need to check a few things. First, ensure that you are using the syntax that Postgres expects. You can see this in the [Postgres configuration documentation](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/runtime-config.html).
-Some settings, such as `shared_buffers`, require for Postgres to restart. You may need to ensure that Postgres succesfully executed this restart. If it did not, you can restart Postgres manually by executing into a Postgres instance and running `patronictl restart --force <clusterName>-ha`
+Some settings, such as `shared_buffers`, require for Postgres to restart. Patroni only performs a reload when parameter changes are identified. Therefore, for parameters that require a restart, the restart can be performed manually by executing into a Postgres instance and running `patronictl restart --force <clusterName>-ha`
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