Koen Martens wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am currently evaluating clustering options for a client, we first
> looked at sequoia but discarded it for several reasons (most
> significantly, the fact that it stores blob's entirely in memory).
>
> I am now looking at pgcluster, and wonder what is reasonably stable
> and what is not. I installed the latest (pgcluster 1.7.0-rc5), and
> it seems to work quite nicely, but not stable enough to be used in
> the real world (the problem is that when writing blobs on one node,
> the other node seems to crash when accessing the same database and
> just randomly).
>
> I am wondering which version has good blob replication support, and
> is stable enough to be used. I see the last actual release is 1.3,
> but that seems ancient to me.
>
> All in all, i'm quite impressed with pgcluster. Nice, clean
> interface and easy to set up. Seems to be doing it job quite nicely
> so far.
>
> Best,
>
> Koen Martens
> _______________________________________________
Koen
It depends what version of postgresql you need! 1.7.0-rc5 is for 8.2.3.
The main Website at http://pgcluster.projects.postgresql.org/ is really
out of date now, so you should only really use it for general documentation.
This is where you should download files from
http://pgfoundry.org/projects/pgcluster/
John
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