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Hello, all, Slony 1.0.5, Pg 7.4.6, Linux x86. Growing load is forcing us to add a new machine into our Slony master->slave configuration, and before I start firing slonik commands off, I'd like to make sure that I understand exactly what I will be doing. Assume that the master machine is node id #1, and the existing client, id #2; in addition, master provides set #1, to which the client subscribes. We will add the new machine in at node id #3. Also, the client nodes will not have any contact with each other -- our failover, for various reasons not related to Slony, is un-automatable (sic.) 1. Copy the existing schema (sans the _${CLUSTER_NAME} namespace) to the new machine; 2. run the following script on the master; NODE 3 ADMIN CONNINFO = '${SLAVE2_CONNINFO}'; STORE NODE (id = 3, comment = 'New slave node' ); STORE PATH (server = 1, client = 3, conninfo = '${SLAVE2_CONNINFO}'; STORE PATH (server = 3, client = 1, conninfo = '${MASTER_CONNINFO}'; STORE LISTEN (origin = 1, receiver = 3); SUBSCRIBE SET (id = 1, provider = 1, receiver = 3, forward = no); 3. start the slon daemon on the client machine; 4. and stand back. Is this complete? Are there any caveats? jfb PS: I would be interested in contributing some of our experiences in migrating from dbmirror to Slony to a documentation project; does such a creature exist? -- James Felix Black Programmer, iParadigms LLC (510) 287-9720 x 250
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