Hi Andrew,
Il 29/11/12 02:52, Andrew W. Gibbs ha scritto:
> That said, I'm wondering whether I created the base backup with
> reliably correct procedures or merely was lucky.
PostgreSQL documentation on how continuous archiving works is clear, but
you need to follow exactly what it says and have a clear understanding
and how Postgres works.
In order to simplify the management of disaster recovery solutions for
PostgreSQL, we have recently developed and distributed an open source
project called Barman.
I am not sure whether you have looked at it or not. In this case, I
suggest you give it a go. More information at http://www.pgbarman.org/
It is also available as RPM and Debian/Ubuntu package and works from
PostgreSQL 8.4 onwards.
Barman takes care of backups, works remotely and assist DBAs during
recovery (both local to the backup server or remote).
Cheers,
Gabriele
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