On Fri, Dec 21, 2012 at 2:46 PM, Bruce Momjian <bruce@momjian.us> wrote:
> There has been discussion in the past of removing or significantly
> changing the way streaming replication/point-in-time-recovery (PITR) is
> setup in Postgres. Currently the file recovery.conf is used, but that
> was designed for PITR and does not serve streaming replication well.
>
> This all should have been overhauled when streaming replication was
> added in 2010 in Postgres 9.0. However, time constraints and concern
> about backward compatibility has hampered this overhaul.
>
> At this point, backward compatibility seems to be hampering our ability
> to move forward. I would like a vote that supports creation of a new
> method for setting up streaming replication/point-in-time-recovery,
> where backward compatibility is considered only where it is minimally
> invasive.
>
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+1
I seemed to have lost track of the thread that this spawned out of. Is
there a coherent plan for a way forward at this point? Last I recall
it was Simon's plan vs Bruce's plan. I also seem to recall there was a
patch out there too. I think it's even in the commitfest waiting on
author.
/me searches
Here:
https://commitfest.postgresql.org/action/patch_view?id=1026
Perhaps we can get the two plans enumerated, vote, and then get a patch out?
I'd really like to see this in 9.3, but not sure if that ship has
sailed for this feature or not.
Thanks.
