anyone heard of "recall"?
Here's an interesting approach to redundancy - I wonder how much of a
performance hit postgres would take if it optionally used this for
underlying table storage?
http://www.fault-tolerant.org/recall/recall-faq.html
Browsing through the cvs tree, I even see a postgres directory -
apparently they're doing some work on exactly this idea, and have run
into some stumbling blocks. I know that replication questions and
RFEs pop up frequently on this list - maybe this'll provide a
solution for some folks.
-- Mike
Here's an interesting approach to redundancy - I wonder how much of a
performance hit postgres would take if it optionally used this for
underlying table storage?
http://www.fault-tolerant.org/recall/recall-faq.htmlBrowsing through the cvs tree, I even see a postgres directory -
apparently they're doing some work on exactly this idea, and have run
into some stumbling blocks. I know that replication questions and
RFEs pop up frequently on this list - maybe this'll provide a
solution for some folks.
Yes, looks interesting.
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