Re: [ADMIN] Database replication to 50-80 nodes

On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 3:20 AM, Nikolay Morozov wrote: > Can I you database Master-Slave replication on cluster with 50-80 nodes. > Database is small (configuration), changed rarely. If there any problems > with such nodes count. > One master other slaves. Yes, you can... just set max_wal_senders

Re: [ADMIN] Database replication to 50-80 nodes

On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 1:20 AM, Nikolay Morozov wrote: > Can I you database Master-Slave replication on cluster with 50-80 nodes. > Database is small (configuration), changed rarely. If there any problems > with such nodes count. > One master other slaves. What do you need so many slaves for? --

[ADMIN] Database replication to 50-80 nodes

Can I you database Master-Slave replication on cluster with 50-80 nodes. Database is small (configuration), changed rarely. If there any problems with such nodes count.

Re: [ADMIN] Database replication.

On 4/6/07, Dominik Żyła <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi! I need to make database synchronization. I know slone-i to deal with it, but I need real time replication, without any trigers with db structure setup. Can someone recommend me some alternative for slone-i? It can be some commercial stuff too

Re: [ADMIN] Database replication.

Dominik Żyła wrote: Hi! I need to make database synchronization. I know slone-i to deal with it, but I need real time replication, without any trigers with db structure setup. Can someone recommend me some alternative for slone-i? It can be some commercial stuff too. Well if you want real-ti

[ADMIN] Database replication.

Hi! I need to make database synchronization. I know slone-i to deal with it, but I need real time replication, without any trigers with db structure setup. Can someone recommend me some alternative for slone-i? It can be some commercial stuff too. Thanks a lot.

Re: [ADMIN] database replication

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[ADMIN] database replication

Hi All,     Is there a stable solution for database replication with Postgres 8.1.x?   Thanks   Best Regards   Ciprian Hodorogea IntelliSoft SRL http://www.bitsp.com/  

Re: [ADMIN] Database replication ?

Haroldo Stenger writes: > Besides this, I wonder if db replication could be done by reaplying > backend logs. Yup, if we only had backend logs... -- Peter Eisentraut Sernanders väg 10:115 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 75262 Uppsala http://yi.org/peter-e/Swed

Re: [ADMIN] Database replication ?

Loïc TREGOUËT wrote: > > Hello , > > I was talking about PostgreSQL with one of my friend who use SQL Server > . > He ask me what about replication database in Postgresql . > > Is there a way to do this : > - when a row is inserted (or deleted ...) in database1 - > automatically > the s

[ADMIN] Database replication ?

Hello , I was talking about PostgreSQL with one of my friend who use SQL Server . He ask me what about replication database in Postgresql . Is there a way to do this : - when a row is inserted (or deleted ...) in database1 - > automatically the same operation is replicated on a other dat

[ADMIN] Database replication under Postgres

Hello all, I wonder if anyone could help me. I'm currently working on a project where it is essential that we have some kind of replication of our production database. I've found a number of 'near' solutions (e.g., doing a piped 'COPY IN/OUT' using psql - one local and one remote - from a simple