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I think a reasonable option is to use pgbouncer. I wouldn't comment about it because I have long abandonned databases with no failover in favor of solution that
by user5994461 9y ago
I think a reasonable option is to use pgbouncer. I wouldn't comment about it because I have long abandonned databases with no failover in favor of solution that works, but people who tried hard enough seem to get pgbouncer to a working point.
postgre fans will hate, but if you really need something with automated failover, you might have to take a look at better databases. Either Postgre/Oracle in the paid SQL world, or elasticsearch/cassandra/riak in the free NoSQL world.