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Postgres XC - explained

Postgres XC explained  Users demand faster processing and as the processing and reports get faster so do the expectation for even faster performance and scalability. Now days its unthinkable not to deliver the performance  and availability.
All of those challenges require a constant search/development of new and improves solutions. Enter Postgres XC just when you were thinking that RDBMS is dead it comes back with the vengeance. So what is exactly Postgres XC and why should anyone care? 
Postgres XC shares a common name with the Postgres RDBMS but this is where the similarities stop, Postgres is a standalone database, Postgres XC on the other hand is a distributed RDBMS in a "share nothing" configuration. With this publication I'll make an attempt to explain Postgres …

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Postgres replication for MySQL DBA's

Postgres replication for MySQL DBA's Working a with Postgers and MySQL replication I noticed that many MySQL DBA's have hard time grasping Postgres replication and how it works,  you may ask why would you need to know how to setup and use Postgres replication - but lets face it Postgres is becoming ever more popular and many MySQL shops also have Postgres databases. Overall a lot of startups are using a collection of databases  that serve various purposes. I"ll attempt to explain Postgres replication in plain English and use MySQL terms to help adsorb the seemingly complex subject. 
Postgres  "streaming replication" was introduced since Rel. 9.0 of Postgres and is a very useful addition that many of us were waiting for years, personally I strongly believe that the ack of replication kept Postgres from wide adoption unlike MySQL that had the replication from early releases. Replication is a great tool since it …

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