Hello all, I went through the documentation on replication. and am trying to understand the various options available.
Does replication available in PostgreSQL always use WAL (i.e irrespective of whether it is synchronous/asynchronous, whether it is using archived logs or ‘live’ logs or streaming)? I understand that we can use WALs in 3 modes 1)
Use the archived WALs – results in the slave being significantly behind the master. This is set up using the archive_command
2)
Use entire WAL segments 3)
Use ‘streaming’ , i.e. use WAL files before they are complete – in this case the slave is almost uptodate If I set up a slave using the archived WAls and set hot_standby on in the slave, will I be able to read from the slave? Regards, Jayadevan
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