And a good hunch at that. In fact, that was the first test I performed -
enable hot backup mode but do not invoke rdiff-backup. There is no
performance or load impact, indicating that the postgres hot-backup
feature is as well implemented as has been claimed :)
-jason
Austin Clements wrote:
Out of curiosity, what happens if you just put Postgres into hot
backup mode and don't run rdiff-backup? I've never personally
administered Postgres, but it seems that hot backup mode would cause
it to sync much more frequently, which could send your iowait time
through the roof.
Just a hunch.
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