John:
Who has the money for oracle RAC or funding arrogant bastard Oracle CEO
Ellison to purchase another island?
Postgres needs CHEAP, easy to setup, self healing,
master-master-master-master and it needs it yesterday.
I was able to patch the 9.2.0 code base in 1 day and change my entire
architecture strategy for replication
into self healing async master-master-master and the tiniest bit of
sharding code imaginable
That is why I suggest something to replace OIDs with ROIDs for
replication ID. (CREATE TABLE with ROIDS)
I implement ROIDs as a uniform design pattern for the table structures.
Synchronous replication maybe between 2 local machines if absolutely no
local
hardware failure is acceptable, but cheap, scaleable synchronous,
TRANSACTIONAL, master-master-master-master is a real tough slog.
I could implement global locks in the external replication layer if I
choose, but there are much easier ways in routing
requests thru the load balancer and request sharding than trying to
manage global locks across the WAN.
Good luck with your HA patch for Postgres.
Thanks for all of the responses!
You guys are 15 times more active than the MySQL developer group, likely
because
they do not have a single db engine that meets all the requirements like PG.
marco
On 9/25/2012 5:10 PM, John R Pierce wrote:
On 09/25/12 11:01 AM, m...@rpzdesign.com wrote:
At some point, every master - slave replicator gets to the point
where they need
to start thinking about master-master replication.
master-master and transactional integrity are mutually exclusive,
except perhaps in special cases like Oracle RAC, where the masters
share a coherent cache and implement global locks.
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