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Up until the table is so large that the copy takes longer then your WAL retention so you can't ever catch up. Like all things in Postgres, it works great up to
by dkhenry 5y ago
Up until the table is so large that the copy takes longer then your WAL retention so you can't ever catch up. Like all things in Postgres, it works great up to a point, and then you are stuck. You also have to Logically replicate the entire schema because postgres won't logically replicate from table to table
- merb 5y agoif that is the case you should have enough manpower to make use of basebackups+wal-e/wal-g and than once your up, flipping it over to logical. of course it is not as easy as having vitess, but vitess was not built in a day.