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Fix a top cause of slow queries in PostgreSQL (no slow query log needed)

Learn how to diagnose and fix a top cause of slow queries in PostgreSQL. Walk through a concrete scenario that illustrates how sluggish database performance can be caused by missing foreign key indexes and cascading deletes.

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