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I am managing my own PostgreSQL cluster with Patroni and, so far, the experience has been a breeze. The initial learning curve is difficult, Patroni docs are no
by klaussilveira 2y ago
I am managing my own PostgreSQL cluster with Patroni and, so far, the experience has been a breeze. The initial learning curve is difficult, Patroni docs are not the best, and the community support around it is minimal. Naive questions are usually torpedoed by the maintainer or other experienced devs, which does not foster a good environment for people learning on their own.
Luckily, the Percona Distribution for Postgres includes amazing documentation on how to setup and run Patroni, even if you choose not to use their distribution. I would highly recommend following their step by step: https://docs.percona.com/postgresql/17/solutions/ha-setup-apt.html#configure-patroni https://docs.percona.com/postgresql/17/solutions/ha-setup-ap...
I have OpenTofu scripts for setting this cluster up, although they might not be useful to you since I am using CloudStack instead of other clouds.
- Shadowmist 2y agolol the quotes in step two
- anonair 2y agoYep, very strange, considering overall quality of the guide