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I am still wondering when we will see PostgreSQL being tested in a HA form. It's just extraordinary to me that it's 2020 and it still does not have a built-in,

I am still wondering when we will see PostgreSQL being tested in a HA form. It's just extraordinary to me that it's 2020 and it still does not have a built-in, supported set of features for supporting this use case. Instead we have to rely on proprietary vendor solutions or dig through the many obsolete or unsupported options.

castorp 6y ago
There is a built-in supported set of features for high availability. What exactly are you missing?
- devit 6y ago
  Stolon or an equivalent way of automatically deploying on Kubernetes with an Helm chart being officially blessed by the PostgreSQL team and made part of the official distribution. Also, same for a multi-master solution.
- phaemon 6y ago
  The option to install postgres on three instances, specify that they're in cluster "foo" and then it just works, including automatically fixing any issues when one of the instances drops out and rejoins. That's what other DBs have but it seems to be missing from postgres. If it now exists could you point me to the doc explaining how to do this?