Choosing a Replication System for PostgreSQL
summary
Compares PostgreSQL replication systems and how to choose among them for different needs like high availability, backup, and scaling when data won’t fit on one machine. Discusses concrete replication technologies and approaches available for PostgreSQL (synchronous vs asynchronous replication, physical vs logical replication, and typical tools/configurations) and criteria for selecting the right solution for a project.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:01Replication tasks in PostgreSQL
- 7:56Physical replication pros and cons
- 16:46Trigger and logical replication
- 22:28Cluster systems and sharding
- 27:37Write balancing and multi-master
- 33:41System selection recommendations
- 35:32Q&A
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