Ruud Welling

We experienced similar issues. For us we found out that active connections remained active. it appears that the tcp connection is never terminated. Configuring tcpKeepAlive (both in the postgres connection...

Keep in mind that you need to configure the keepalive time, interval and probes on the OS level as wel. Depending on the os, keepAlive might kick in after two...

Ran into issues with this today. For me it turned out that you should NOT use `@DefineNamedBindings` in combination with `@BindList` and `@UseStringTemplateSqlLocator`. Since this causes the individual list elements...

These files are not only for the tests, but we also link to this file in the documentation: https://doc.akka.io/docs/akka-persistence-jdbc/current/#sharing-the-database-connection-pool-between-the-journals I guess it makes sense to configure these settings for all...

Currently the DDL we use for testing (which is the one we recommend in the README.md docs) is [this DDL](https://github.com/dnvriend/akka-persistence-jdbc/blob/master/src/test/resources/schema/mysql/mysql-schema.sql) which uses the BLOB type. I agree that 64 kb...

Actually, as long as the JDBC DataSource supports the rotating credentials. Then akka-persistence-jdbc will support this transitively since Slick will request a new connection from the datasource for each transaction.

As far as I know, there is no specific reason, other than that we just have not included sqlite in our tests. I'd be happy to accept a pull request

Hey @agnaldo4j, To fix the problem that you have right now, you can create your own implementation of `ReadJournalDao` (which you can derive from `ByteArrayReadJournalDao`) and configure it your application.conf.

@agnaldo4j It is not my preference to use the LIKE query, however this is still how it is implemented right now. The main reason is that akka-persistence allows storing multiple...

See #168 and #172 In order to support multiple tags, a poor design choice has been made to store all tags in a single column, and use a LIKE query...