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The WAL frames are by definition the result of the executed transactions so replicating the frames is a pretty smart way of ensuring you correctly distribute th
by xenadu02 9y ago
The WAL frames are by definition the result of the executed transactions so replicating the frames is a pretty smart way of ensuring you correctly distribute the results.
You're correct: only the master accepts writes. During a failover clients can get an error and are expected to retry against the new master.
- hardwaresofton 9y agoOh this is what I figured it was, it's the only thing left! I just have never come acros the teminology of a WAL "frame" before, so I wasn't completley sure. since it's a log I would have expected it to be called a record. Loud and clear on the failure modes, the README was pretty clear about it