aly.dharshi@xxxxxxxxx (Aly Dharshi) writes:
> I know I am wadding into this discussion as an beginner compared to
> the rest who have answered this thread, but doesn't something like
> pgpool provide relief for pseudo-multimaster replication, and what
> about software like sqlrelay wouldn't these suites help to some extent
> ? Looking forward to be enlightened.
pgpool and sqlrelay provide you a loose equivalent to synchronous
replication, as they have to submit the queries to *all* of the nodes.
If you can live with the long latency times that result if the nodes
are widely separated, that's great.
Unfortunately, the reason for people to want *asynchronous*
multimaster replication is that they /cannot/ afford that latency
time. They want to submit updates only to the local database, and
have the updates head to the other server some time later.
That's why pgpool/sqlrelay aren't an answer.
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