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This is my first post on Replicator, I'm going to start by describing the terminology we use, bringing some analogies from other replication systems.
Replicator is an asynchronous master-to-multiple-slaves replication system. It works by propagating binary changes from a single read-write node (called master) to one or more read-only nodes (called slaves) through an intermediary (forwarder) process. The data changes are stored in binary transaction files on a per-transaction basis. …
How do deal with disagreement about the deliverable:
This is an interesting one. I wanted to keep FOSSExperts simple. That is why the deliverable on the ALTER TABLE project …
This is generously borrowed from the PostgreSQL Docs, and updated to something that represents a modern approach to PostgreSQL backups. This documentation has always bothered me because it should have been re-written years ago. Yes I plan on submitting a more comprehensive version as a patch but I don't have time to push it into DocBook right now. If someone else wants to grab it, please do. Yes, I really …
Then on Monday I received notice, the hotel acquisitions team (EDB) has received an amazing counter offer from a competing hotel.
The hotel is still in San Francisco, it is …
$ easy_install Simpycity
July 14th: Talk submission opens Sept 5th: Talk submission closes Sept 10th: Speaker notificationThis year we will be continuing our trend of covering the entire PostgreSQL ecosystem. We would like to see talks …