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I use on it to keep my postgres data in sync in a high available setup. I host two nodes, each in a different DigitalOcean datacenters (AMS2 and AMS3). It's fa
by rvanlaar 10y ago
I use on it to keep my postgres data in sync in a high available setup. I host two nodes, each in a different DigitalOcean datacenters (AMS2 and AMS3).
It's fast enough to not notice delays for users. As in, have a user log in on host1, switch the user to host2 and the session is there.
Disclaimer, we're not write heavy and have around one hundred active users.
https://rvanlaar.github.io/Django-HA-presentation/#/ https://rvanlaar.github.io/Django-HA-presentation/#/
- eloycoto 10y agoyou should create a new node. Less than 3 is a bit dangerous ;-)
- martinmarques 10y agoActually with two nodes, if one node goes down, you don't have a BDR cluster anymore ;-)