On Thu, Jan 22, 2004 at 09:59:44AM -0800, elein wrote:
> I think it is important for you or Jan to do
> a replication tutorial.
I'm not sure that Jan can do a tutorial on the actual replication
system -- he's never had to administer it (fortunately for him), just
fix some bugs in it (unfortunately for him). I think if he does a
talk on this, it'll have to be on his currently-in-progress system
instead. (I do think, however, that people at OSCON are way more
likely to want to talk to Jan than to talk to me. I'm a miserably
bad programmer, so I'm not really in a position to talk about what
we're doing next except in the broadest terms.)
> A talk (as opposed to a tutorial) on
> admin stuff would also be very pertinent
> since the feedback I am collecting
> indicates that people do not think
> that PostgreSQL is as easy to administer
> as it is.
Yes; I was actually wondering what to talk about for 45 minutes. The
wonder about Postgres is that it mostly runs itself when everything
is going along nicely.
> Can you let me know when you know for
> sure what tutorial and talks you are
> going to propose?
I can propse both of these, then, if you like, assuming someone
better isn't volunteering. (There are many better, I'm sure, and
I'll happily step out of the way for others.)
A
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