Thanks. Indeed pgBouncer is the usual candidate in front of postgres streaming
replication, together with pgpool. Take care that your link on pgBouncer dates
back from 2008 !.
I had a look at pgBouncer in the past, but it was not actively maintained at
that time. So I settled on a combination o
On Wed, Feb 14, 2018 at 2:27 PM, Pierre Timmermans
wrote:
> pgpool does just that: it enables you to use the standby database as a
> read only while other queries are sent to the primary database only (
> http://www.pgpool.net/). Good product and good support (on the list°
>
> This looks a very i
pgpool does just that: it enables you to use the standby database as a read
only while other queries are sent to the primary database only
(http://www.pgpool.net/). Good product and good support (on the list°
This looks a very interesting possibility, although it is more related to
automated fai
Hi,
I am also trying to split read and write queries, where reads should go to
the slave server (streaming replication) and writes to the master server.
Any tool available to perform this activity instead of two connection pool?
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