Greetings,
* Arjun Ranade (ran...@nodalexchange.com) wrote:
> Will barman automatically do a delta restore assuming the postgres server
> is stopped and the old cluster exists at the same location it's restoring
> to?
I don't know if barman supports that today, it might. I do know that
pgbackres
Will barman automatically do a delta restore assuming the postgres server
is stopped and the old cluster exists at the same location it's restoring
to?
On Tue, Feb 12, 2019 at 12:59 PM Stephen Frost wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> * Arjun Ranade (ran...@nodalexchange.com) wrote:
> > Yeah, that was one t
Greetings,
* Arjun Ranade (ran...@nodalexchange.com) wrote:
> Yeah, that was one thing I was planning to try. The other potential
> solution is to use barman (we are using barman on all db servers including
> standbys) to restore the latest backup to a VM and then take the pg_dump
> from there.
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> *Subject:* pg_dump on a standby for a very active master
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I have a Production machine which is having objects dropped/created/truncated
at all hours of the day (Read: No zero
I have a Production machine which is having objects
dropped/created/truncated at all hours of the day (Read: No zero activity
window). I have multiple standbys (repmgr streaming replication) for this
machine including a cascading standby. Each night, I am attempting to take
a logical backup on th
