4 ms·
Postgres RDS is solid and it supports PostGIS. If you have multi-AZ enabled, then downtime is typically measured in seconds even when upgrading versions or chan
by rpedela 10y ago
Postgres RDS is solid and it supports PostGIS. If you have multi-AZ enabled, then downtime is typically measured in seconds even when upgrading versions or changing instance sizes. It will update one instance, automatically switch to it, and update the other one. It automatically handles backups, syncing read slaves, etc too. It is awesome in my experience.
- aidos 10y agoI've just read about this and there are a lot of people saying they had significant downtime during upgrades ([1] one such story, but there were quite a few on stackoverflow etc). I'm going to run some tests myself to see how well it works on my existing data (only 30GB at the moment, but it was only 20GB a month ago and is growing fairly rapidly). [1] https://inopinatus.org/2016/02/16/notes-from-a-postgresql-rds-upgrade/ https://inopinatus.org/2016/02/16/notes-from-a-postgresql-rd...