David Wall a écrit :
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During regular operations, Server A and Server B may independently need
to be rebooted or postgresql restarted, etc. Is there any sync-ing
between Server A and Server B I have to worry about when doing this?
That is, will Server B need to know anything about the fact that the
postmaster on Server A going up and down?
Server B doesn't need to know anything.
Will it just run normally,
waiting for the restarted Server A to send over new WAL archives?
Yes, it will. Anyways, be careful on the command line options you use
with pg_standby.
Can I shutdown Server B simply by killing the postmaster and restart it
back in recovery mode to continue re-syncing where it left off? Or does
stopping Server B in recovery mode require any manual re-sync steps
before it can resume recovery?
I think you'll need to redo the whole process : restore the full data
backup, create the recovery.conf file, etc.
If I ever tell Server B to stop recovery (assuming I didn't intend for
it to become the new primary), I cannot just resume recovery mode unless
I do the full data backup again from Server A and restore on Server B in
start in recovery mode. That is, once you tell PG to end recovery, it
becomes a primary and no longer can resume recovery mode without redoing
the recovery setup steps.
Correct.
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