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In this session we are going to about key differences between synchronous and asynchronous replication in PostgreSQL.
i) The concept of replication is changed Happening in one database are replicated into other databases
ii) It can be made in two ways
1) synchronous replication
2) Asynchronous replication
Asynchronous replication:
It’s a standard way To replicate data in PostgreSQL
Advantages of this replication are low overhead, simplicity & robustness.
As a result of async replication is the ideal solution of automatic failover
And enterprise-grade pregnancies
synchronous replication:
If you are not ready to take the risk of losing a cothe mmit sync replication is best solution
#postgresql
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I find myself discussing and explaining sychronous_commit with many PostgreSQL users, especially with novice users. So, I thought of noting down all the key points as a blog post which will be useful for more users. Recently I got an opportunity to talk about some related topics in our PostgreSQL Percona Tech Days.
This is the parameter by which we can decide when a transaction-commit can be acknowledged back to the client as successful.
So this parameter is not just about synchronous standbys, but it has a wider meaning and implication which is useful for standalone PostgreSQL instances as well. To better understand, we should look at the overall WAL record propagation and various stages from which a commit confirmation is acceptable. This allows us to opt for varying levels of durability for each transaction. The lesser the durability selection, the faster the acknowledgment, which improves the overall throughput and performance of the system.
PostgreSQL WAL (Write Ahead Log) is the record of changes/activities on the Primary side and can be considered as a journal/ledger of the changes happening in the database. The following diagram shows the flow of WAL propagation in a local primary PostgreSQL instance and a remote hot standby instance.
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1595946660
In this session we are going to about key differences between synchronous and asynchronous replication in PostgreSQL.
i) The concept of replication is changed Happening in one database are replicated into other databases
ii) It can be made in two ways
1) synchronous replication
2) Asynchronous replication
Asynchronous replication:
It’s a standard way To replicate data in PostgreSQL
Advantages of this replication are low overhead, simplicity & robustness.
As a result of async replication is the ideal solution of automatic failover
And enterprise-grade pregnancies
synchronous replication:
If you are not ready to take the risk of losing a cothe mmit sync replication is best solution
#postgresql
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This is the eighteenth video in the series of System Design Primer Course. We talk about one more important component of System Design: Database Replication.
We want software engineers and aspiring software engineers to develop basics and get ready for the world of interviews as well as excelling as a Software Engineer.
#system design #database #synchronous #asynchronous
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In this video, we’ll look at Synchronous vs Asynchronous in Javascript.
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How to execute asynchronous query with Spring JPA and PostgreSQL | Spring Boot
In tradition approach, implementing Data Access Layer makes lots of boilerplate code. Spring Data provides us Spring JPA which supports the ways to write interface for repositories and custom finder methods. The implementation will be done automatically by Spring Framework.
The tutorial shows you how to execute asynchronous query with Spring JPA and PostgreSQL using Spring Boot.
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