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We can’t control the extensions RDS allows to be installed, and they are historically conservative. Lev and I do have some fairly extensive experience with repl
by montanalow 4y ago
We can’t control the extensions RDS allows to be installed, and they are historically conservative. Lev and I do have some fairly extensive experience with replication patterns to Postgres instances running in EC2. Foreign data wrappers are also an option, and depending on workload may be a good horizontal scaling strategy in addition.
- michelpp 4y agoWill that also apply to plans? I'd love to see ML models come up with better plans, if possible.
- craigkerstiens 4y agoI just gave it a try to install on Crunchy Bridge [1], disclaimer I work at Crunchy Data. I did this as a standard user vs. anything special about access. I got quite close, but looks like I'm limited by Python version, we give you plpython3u with Python 3.6. Is there any chance of supporting an earlier 3.x version? If so I'm pretty sure could give a guide on how to self-install on top of us. [1] https://www.crunchydata.com/products/crunchy-bridge/ https://www.crunchydata.com/products/crunchy-bridge/
- montanalow 4y agoAwesome. I'll see what it'll take to get the extension running w/ Python 3.6. It's good to know what people's ecosystem dependencies look like.
- prometheon1 4y agoJust in case you were not aware, Python 3.6 reached end of life ~4 months ago: https://endoflife.date/python https://endoflife.date/python