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I think the root issue is that PostgreSQL does not offer an HA solution that works out of the box with minimal configuration, resulting in people using broken t
by devit 9y ago
I think the root issue is that PostgreSQL does not offer an HA solution that works out of the box with minimal configuration, resulting in people using broken third-party ones and/or configuring them incorrectly.
They should either provide one or "bless" an external solution as the official one (after making sure it works correctly).
The other problem is that GoCardless setup an asynchronous and a synchronous replica instead of 2 synchronous replicas (or preferably 4+), resulting in only two points of failure, which is not enough.
- Sinjo 9y agoPretty much number 1 on my Postgres wishlist.
- tracker1 9y agoI cannot upvote this enough... it's the single most glaring feature missing from PostgreSQL at this point. I know it's where all the support companies are making their money, but it really keeps the majority of SMBs from adopting postgres. As much as I hate mySQL.