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This won't work for everyone, but if you are on the AWS stack, then using PostgreSQL on Amazon RDS is a compelling option. There are 6 copies of your data, stor
by abrookewood 6y ago
This won't work for everyone, but if you are on the AWS stack, then using PostgreSQL on Amazon RDS is a compelling option. There are 6 copies of your data, stored on 3 servers and in 3 separate regions and the replication between the nodes is less than 1s (usually around 50ms). I'd agree that a simple HA solution is the most obvious thing lacking for PostgreSQL, but with RDS it's not something you have to worry about anymore.