Thread: Migration Postgresql

Migration Postgresql

From
ALEXANDER JOSE
Date:
I would like to help and I'm going to migrate postgresql version 9.0.4 to a higher, 9.3, which is the most stable?

High availability to place 2 postgresql servers, which would be the best settings to provide active active nodes.


alexander
DBA Postgresql

Venezuela

Re: Migration Postgresql

From
Scott Whitney
Date:
PG9 and upwards all provide a sort of HA with replication available. I would recommend the latest 9.2 (9.2.8 I believe) or the latest 9.3 (if you need the 9.3 features). One advantage of 9.2 is that it's a little older and a little more tried-and-true, BUT THAT IS JUST MY OPINION (before I get flamed). Cascading replication works very nicely. In any event, you will likely want to do the pg_dump/restore dance on a new system with a new cluster rather than an in-place upgrade.

The replication stuff is well-documented and pretty simple.

If you have further questions, either let us know your specifics here, or email me directly, and I would be happy to advise. I danced this dance over 50 times in testing for our 8x -> 9x upgrade and another 20 or so for my SSD migration.


-------- Original message --------
From: ALEXANDER JOSE
Date:04/03/2014 8:28 PM (GMT-06:00)
To: postgres admin
Subject: [ADMIN] Migration Postgresql

I would like to help and I'm going to migrate postgresql version 9.0.4 to a higher, 9.3, which is the most stable?

High availability to place 2 postgresql servers, which would be the best settings to provide active active nodes.


alexander
DBA Postgresql

Venezuela

Re: Migration Postgresql

From
"Gilberto Castillo"
Date:

> I would like to help and I'm going to migrate postgresql version 9.0.4 to
> a higher, 9.3, which is the most stable?
>
> High availability to place 2 postgresql servers, which would be the best
> settings to provide active active nodes.
>

What is the problem you have for it?

With pg_dump should be sufiente!!

Hola Alexander,

Puedes escribir a nuestra lista de ayuda en español:
pgsql-es-ayuda@postgresql.org


Saludos,
Gilberto Castillo
La Habana, Cuba
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