GitHub user Thelma345 edited a comment on the discussion: Massive metadata table even after clean with CLI
You're likely dealing with table bloat, which is common in PostgreSQL even after deleting rows. Commands like VACUUM and REINDEX don’t always reclaim space on disk. To free up actual storage, try running VACUUM FULL, just note it will lock the table during execution. Also, make sure autovacuum is properly configured and running. In AWS RDS, some vacuum operations may behave differently due to managed settings. For large tables like public.job, consider table partitioning in future setups to simplify cleanup. Just like a well-maintained database helps performance, clean and organized spaces help students focus and succeed. You can explore a practical example of this kind of consistent maintenance [here](https://naecleaningsolutions.com/school-cleaning-services-austin/), where keeping learning environments clean plays a big role in daily success. GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/airflow/discussions/52889#discussioncomment-13737216 ---- This is an automatically sent email for [email protected]. To unsubscribe, please send an email to: [email protected]
