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Actually you could do DRBD with PostgreSQL, too. There is a Master-Master Replication with MySQL that PostgreSQL don't has, but since they didn't used that it w
by merb 10y ago
Actually you could do DRBD with PostgreSQL, too.
There is a Master-Master Replication with MySQL that PostgreSQL don't has, but since they didn't used that it would be great to hear we they've choosen MySQL over PostgreSQL.
Would be great if they would share that, too.
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- gaius 10y agoDRBD and what database you use are orthogonal surely?
- ecnahc515 10y agoThe usage of DRDB somewhat eliminates the need for built in master/master replication, since its handled at the block layer. The two disks are always in sync, thus you don't need mysql's master/master setup. One of the main features missing from Postgres is that feature. Since it's not being used in their Mysql setup many people might ask why they wouldn't just use Postgres.