Achieving High Availability
High availability in Postgres refers to the system’s resilience and capacity to keep running without disruption, even when core components fail. This is achieved through redundancy—designing a system where backup components take over if something breaks down. For mission-critical applications, this ensures seamless operations, safeguarding data integrity and minimizing any negative impact on users.
Best Practices
Establishing high availability (HA) in a distributed PostgreSQL setup involves employing various strategies, tools, and best practices. Properly configured HA solutions keep your PostgreSQL database accessible and operational with minimal downtime. Here we define the key components of a resilient HA PostgreSQL environment.
Vendor Evaluation
As you assess vendors offering high availability Postgres solutions, it's essential to understand the depth of their Postgres integration and the impact on your existing infrastructure. Read about the seven critical questions and considerations to guide you through this evaluation.
Use Cases
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