Synchronizing Data from PgSQL to Tarantool
summary
Describes synchronizing data from PostgreSQL (PgSQL) into Tarantool to build a fast cache in front of a primary database and reduce load on PostgreSQL. Explains the challenge of keeping cached data consistent with the source database, discusses which data can or cannot be safely cached, and outlines approaches to ensure cache freshness and correctness.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:26Problem and solution
- 3:29Data sync schema
- 6:01Implementation and modules
- 8:15Limitations and nuances
- 10:03Results and performance
- 13:12Fault tolerance
- 14:13Error handling
- 16:04Q&A
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