[Pgcluster-general] standalone postmaster
Ryan Fabella
ryanthe at gmail.com
Fri Apr 4 02:40:15 UTC 2008
Thank you for fast reply,
if let say i just have 1 replication server is down, then i need to
copy data directory ?
if i have scenario
computer A has replication+ cluster +LB
computer B has replication+ cluster +LB
computer C only cluster
A and C in the same subnet and same network infrastructure.
while B is on other site. there is case B is lost connection with A and C
i want to ask is it possible to set cluster on A to read_write and
cluster B to read_write
and also cluster C
then how to sync between all ?
thank you
Best regards,
Ryan Fabella
On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 9:02 AM, At.Mitani <mitani at sraw.co.jp> wrote:
> > 1. if my replicator is down, is it possible i just copy data directory
> > from cluster then preparing new replicator ?
>
> Does the replicator mean replication server?
> If so, there is not need to copy data directory to new replication server.
> When you prepared two replication servers, second replication server takes over automatically if master replication server failed down.
>
> If you means Cluster DB.
> When you re-start the cluster DB with -R option,
> it sync db data directory from master Cluster DB automatically.
>
>
> >
> > 2. is there any trial on 5 cluster. is it running well as 3 cluster ?
>
> I tested with more than 5 cluster DBs.
> However, performance point of view, the suitable number of cluster db is depend on the hardware/network and variety of query types.
>
> When you want to provide db service even during recovery/add a cluster db, three or more cluster dbs are required (and one or more load balancer) in your system.
> But this is a different story from performance.
>
>
> Regards,
> --
> At.Mitani <mitani at sraw.co.jp>
>
>
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