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by e.geschwinde :: Rate this Message:

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I want to introduce myself.

I'm coming fomr the company www.cybertec.at

As you can see we are a postgresql centric company.

So I'm interested in this project


I have a few questions about your replication server.

is it based on J2EE technology and does it need an app server?

Regards Ewald GEschwinde



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by Alfranio Correia Junior :: Rate this Message:

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Hi Ewald,

>
> is it based on J2EE technology and does it need an app server?
It is not based on any J2EE technology and it doesn't need any app server.

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Last week, we put on-line some "toys" that show how to use the the
PostgreSQL/G.

On next Monday, we will be releasing a replication engine that could be
be used and easily extended to implement a variety of replication protocols.
In its first version, it will come with a primary backup replication
protocol(synchronous and asynchronous)
and a database state machine.

We would like to here your suggestions and opinion on our project.


Best regards,

Alfranio Junior.


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by e.geschwinde :: Rate this Message:

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alfranio correia junior schrieb:

> Hi Ewald,
>
>  
>> is it based on J2EE technology and does it need an app server?
>>    
> It is not based on any J2EE technology and it doesn't need any app server.
>
> ------
>
> Last week, we put on-line some "toys" that show how to use the the
> PostgreSQL/G.
>
> On next Monday, we will be releasing a replication engine that could be
> be used and easily extended to implement a variety of replication protocols.
> In its first version, it will come with a primary backup replication
> protocol(synchronous and asynchronous)
> and a database state machine.
>
> We would like to here your suggestions and opinion on our project.
>
>
>  
Thanks - we try to do our best and if we can we contribute to the
project - maybe put more workforce in it.

One question can you add nodes to the cluster or can you make catchup of
some nodes?

Regards
Ewald Geschwinde


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by Ricardo Manuel Pereira Vilaça :: Rate this Message:

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Hi Ewald
> Thanks - we try to do our best and if we can we contribute to the
> project - maybe put more workforce in it.
>
> One question can you add nodes to the cluster or can you make catchup
> of some nodes?
>
Yes. The replication engine use on-line recovery and synchronize
recovery with normal processing.
Currently we use the PostgreSQL tools for this purpose, pg_dump and
pg_restore.
We are working on other recovery protocols that just transfer the missed
updates.

Best regards,

Ricardo Vilaça.



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by e.geschwinde :: Rate this Message:

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Ricardo Manuel Pereira Vilaça schrieb:

> Hi Ewald
>> Thanks - we try to do our best and if we can we contribute to the
>> project - maybe put more workforce in it.
>>
>> One question can you add nodes to the cluster or can you make catchup
>> of some nodes?
>>
> Yes. The replication engine use on-line recovery and synchronize
> recovery with normal processing.
> Currently we use the PostgreSQL tools for this purpose, pg_dump and
> pg_restore.
> We are working on other recovery protocols that just transfer the
> missed updates.
>
thanks for the info we have implemented a multimaster in java for pg one
year ago - but it was too slow
and we have solved the problem for this missed updates with an
in-memory  queue.

When is the expected release of the rep server - I'm hungry for testing ;)

Regards Ewald Geschwinde
 

 



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