Postgres Host

2010/1/26 S Arvind <arvindwill@gmail.com>

Hi Everyone,
me and my friend wants a central db to do our development as we are in
different location. Do any one know postgres service provider who is doing
service which can help us?

Arvind S

There is a list of hosts available on the PostgreSQL site:
http://www.postgresql.org/support/professional_hosting

Regards

Thom

On 26/01/2010 9:01 PM, S Arvind wrote:

Hi Everyone,
me and my friend wants a central db to do our development as we are in
different location. Do any one know postgres service provider who is
doing service which can help us?

There are quite a few services that host PostgreSQL. Google can help you
- "postgresql hosting". Alternately, you can use a "cloud hosting"
provider like Amazon's EC to run a VM with PostgreSQL on it, though you
shouldn't expect much from the performance of such a setup.

--
Craig Ringer

most of the site provided there r not have postgres,.. i think its better to
clear up the links in that page...
As Craig told i am also interested in cloud..
have to check it up..

On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 6:51 PM, Thom Brown <thombrown@gmail.com> wrote:

S Arvind wrote:

most of the site provided there r not have postgres,.. i think its
better to clear up the links in that page...

if you found specific hosts listed there that do not in fact offer
postgres, it would be quite helpful to provide a list of those you've
contacted so the web folks can update their listings.

S Arvind wrote:

There is a list of hosts available on the PostgreSQL site:

http://www.postgresql.org/support/professional_hosting
most of the site provided there r not have postgres,.. i think its
better to clear up the links in that page...

Any suggestions about inaccurate info there would be appreciated. I
know for sure that you can get inexpensive PostgreSQL hosting from two
of the US companies listed there: hub.org provides shared hosts via
FreeBSD jails, and A2 hosting has a variety of Linux-based offerings.

The whole "cloud" thing is more trouble than its worth IMHO for a lot of
these situations, given how inexpensive these more permanent installs
are. Seems like I'm always fighting to persist my data properly in any
cloud deployment. The main upside as I see for that work is that you
end up with easy to replicate installs for scaling applications out, but
if it's only a single server you're targeting I feel like the cloud
setup overhead just isn't worth it in most cases.

--
Greg Smith 2ndQuadrant Baltimore, MD
PostgreSQL Training, Services and Support
greg@2ndQuadrant.com www.2ndQuadrant.com