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From: Nikhil S. <ni...@st...> - 2012-10-26 14:34:24
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> > It looks like you like the Mysql Cluster product a lot and are > > trying to force fit PGXC within its parameters. So going back to > > your favorite Mysql Cluster product. The group has to contain at > > Again! I have wrote a lot here about mysql. Please, read before write. > I don't like mysql, but even enemies may be right. Where this > intolerant fanaticism from here where I expect intelligent people? > Especially I like "Go away!". You don't want discussion? Then what are > You doing here? > > Calm down Vladimir. No one is demonstrating any fanaticism here. I was just pointing out that the group in a Mysql cluster appears similar to a PG server and its replica, just that :) > > least two nodes for redundancy, right? Why is that ok and having a > > replica not ok or not similar? PGXC can/will certainly provide read > > The difference You are pointed out on Yourself in Your next sentences: In > an cluster all redundant data are under work load, they are available for > read and write, i.e. they are working. But in any external solutions > they are sleeping. > > Using a standby is not an external solution. I wrote that PGXC is an ongoing project and will surely use them for reads in the future. Why is that difficult to understand? Anyways, I guess enough on this from my side. Regards, Nikhils -- StormDB - http://www.stormdb.com The Database Cloud Postgres-XC Support and Service |