repmgr is one option but its still command line. In my opinion Postgres is more likely to gain traction in Unix environments where it can replace MySQL pretty m

repmgr is one option but its still command line. In my opinion Postgres is more likely to gain traction in Unix environments where it can replace MySQL pretty much anywhere and Oracle in quite a few use cases. I like Postgres, however in my experience, where money is not a consideration, Oracles RAC with its (fairly) easy multi node DB clusters is often the competitive advantage that prevents Postgres from being used more widely in the enterprise - maybe that could be something that the Postgres team look at replicating.