Re: [GENERAL] High-Availability Question

2006-07-05 Thread Chander Ganesan
Ivan Zolotukhin wrote: Hello, > Third idea: > I install the Slony-I, linux-ha and postgresql on the same server of > the two 2U servers. The web application access to the db server > directly and without pgpool. AFAIK, Slony does not have failover capabilities you need in HA solution: http:/

Re: [GENERAL] High-Availability Question

2006-07-04 Thread ProAce
> First idea: > I install the pgpool on each web server (the web server farm include > 16 web servers), and configure the pgpool as replication mode. The web > application (written by php) access to the db server through the local > pgpool daemon. > The idea sounds a little unusual, dose it seems

Re: [GENERAL] High-Availability Question

2006-07-04 Thread Ivan Zolotukhin
Hello, > Third idea: > I install the Slony-I, linux-ha and postgresql on the same server of > the two 2U servers. The web application access to the db server > directly and without pgpool. AFAIK, Slony does not have failover capabilities you need in HA solution: http://gborg.postgresql.org/pr

Re: [GENERAL] High-Availability Question

2006-07-03 Thread Tatsuo Ishii
> I hava a db server (mysql) in my web application, it include 550 > tables and about 10 rows in each table. Now, I want to change the > db server to postgresql and construct a HA environment. > > I have two 2U servers to build postgresql server (one is master, the > other is slave), and two 1

[GENERAL] High-Availability Question

2006-07-03 Thread ProAce
I hava a db server (mysql) in my web application, it include 550 tables and about 10 rows in each table. Now, I want to change the db server to postgresql and construct a HA environment. I have two 2U servers to build postgresql server (one is master, the other is slave), and two 1U servers f