Replication becomes logical - How MultiMaster Replication developments work towards full integration to core PostgreSQL
Simon will use the example of Bi-Directional-Replication, Multi-master replication of geographically distributed databases in PostgreSQL, to explain how the development of PostgreSQL features for paying customers can be leveraged to improve the overall project. Postgres-BDR can be installed on bare metal, virtualized environments, or deployed in the cloud - it works as an extension to open source PostgreSQL versions 9.6+. The future features of BDR will reduce read and write latency for databases hosted far apart from each other, while remaining highly available with autofailover. Multi-master functionality from BDR 3.0 will be submitted as core patches to PG12 in 2019, furthering the progression towards getting it full function multi-master into core for Production use. Explanations of multiple enhancements of PostgreSQL, which were accomplished as one of the results of the development of Postgres-BDR, will be included.
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