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Le 16/03/2011 15:31, Martín Marqués a écrit : > I'm about to start a project that will need to have 2 servers synced. > > The problem is that one server receives modification for some tables > (that don't get modified on the other server), and the other server > gets modification for other tables. You just have to create two sets, each one originating from one node, and propagating to the other one. > > Is it possible to have two slon processes synchronizing changes from > one server to the other? In fact, it is the same replication daemon that will propagate the events. Then you just have to settle one replication. > > The other thing is that the servers will be in buildings far away, but > on a 1Gig FO network. Downtime could appear if there is a FO cut, > which could take some hours to bring up. > > Is this scenario possible? Yes, but sometimes Slony won't be able to automatically reconnect to the nodes. (Issue seems to have appeared on 2.0 branch). Regards, -- Stéphane Schildknecht Loxodata - http://loxodata.com
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