so what is the best way to implement two databases in one machine?
implement with two postgresql instances with separate directory or
implement under one instance?
if I implement two database in one instance, if one of the database crash
will it affect the other?
"A. Kretschmer"
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> Hi,
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> Is it possible to start two instances of postgresql with different port
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> directory which run simultaneously?
Yes, this is possible, and this is the Debian way for updates.
> If can then will this cause any problem or performance drop down?
Of course, if you have high load in one database ... you have only one
machine.
HTH, Andreas
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