I highly recommend using flexible-freeze if you run Postgres in production - does not take very much effort to set up and almost certainly will help you avoid i

I highly recommend using flexible-freeze if you run Postgres in production - does not take very much effort to set up and almost certainly will help you avoid issues with txnid wraparound: https://github.com/pgexperts/flexible-freeze https://github.com/pgexperts/flexible-freeze It just runs `VACUUM FREEZE` when you schedule it (usually daily), starting with the tables closest to hitting a wraparound.