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Is there a peer-to-peer server solution with PG?

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Old 04-08-2008, 07:20 PM
Mike Nolan
 
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Default Is there a peer-to-peer server solution with PG?

I have need to set up a 2nd database server for a client in their new
offices in another state this month. We will be shutting down the old
offices later this year but we really don't want to have 2-3 days of
downtime while we physically transfer equipment 800 miles.

We should have decent data connections between the two offices starting
next week, but I was wonding if there is a good peer-to-peer option for
PostgreSQL at this time.

As I understand Slony, it is master-slave only.
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Old 04-08-2008, 07:21 PM
David Fetter
 
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Default Re: Is there a peer-to-peer server solution with PG?

On Thu, Feb 03, 2005 at 06:25:50PM -0600, Mike Nolan wrote:
> I have need to set up a 2nd database server for a client in their
> new offices in another state this month. We will be shutting down
> the old offices later this year but we really don't want to have 2-3
> days of downtime while we physically transfer equipment 800 miles.
>
> We should have decent data connections between the two offices
> starting next week, but I was wonding if there is a good
> peer-to-peer option for PostgreSQL at this time.
>
> As I understand Slony, it is master-slave only.


Slony-1 is perfectly capable of replicating to a slave database, then
letting you decide to promote it to master, which is just what you'd
need. Why are you asking about multi-master?

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D
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