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But once you write to Rabbit, you don't know that it'll make it to _any_ db. At least with MM replication you know it's somewhere, and short of disk corruption,
by jimktrains2 13y ago
But once you write to Rabbit, you don't know that it'll make it to _any_ db. At least with MM replication you know it's somewhere, and short of disk corruption, you should be able to retrieve it?
- ghostdiver 13y agoI have 8 years experience with Postgres and I already know that a lot of cool built-in features just do not work in production, under heavy load. Usually I have to make some logic inside application in order to protect myself from postgres-driven fuck up. That's why I am sceptical about this new cool and ambitious built-in MM replication.
- einhverfr 13y agoExamples please? I am aware of hard corners in places, and rough spots, but some clear discussion might be helpful.
- asdasf 13y agoYou sound an awful lot like a troll. I have more experience with postgresql than that, and it is literally the single least problematic major software project I've ever used.