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ith a small pile of
servers running PG)... I would also find any improvements in WAL
shipping helpful, between now and when continuous streaming is ready.
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way that is always on (i.e. no setting, etc.).
On the log-recovery side, PG would need to be willing to accept
shorter-than-usual segments, if it's not already willing.
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Greg Smith wrote:
On Thu, 30 Oct 2008, Kyle Cordes wrote:
It sure would be nice if there was a way for PG itself to zero the
unused portion of logs as they are completed, perhaps this will make
The overhead of clearing out the whole thing is just large enough that
it can be disruptive on
or PG itself to zero the
unused portion of logs as they are completed, perhaps this will make it
in as part of the ideas discussed on this list a while back to make a
more "out of the box" log-ship mechanism?
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volve some hours of consulting work.
If anyone is interested, get in touch by email, and I will send over a
description of what we have and what we're trying to achieve.
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