[pgpool-general: 2482] Fwd: Re: NooB setup and confused

[José Renato Castro Milanez]

Hello friends, how are you?

I have the same question here. I'd like to have faster queries, more
connections and failover for my postgresql databases. What´s the best
approach? I'm using virtual machines.


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> Josh,
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> From:   Josh Berkus <josh at agliodbs.com>
> To:     pgpool-general at pgpool.net
> Date:   01/23/2014 01:43 PM
> Subject:        [pgpool-general: 2479] Re: NooB setup and confused
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> pgPool is usually installed on a third, proxy server.
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> For some pgPool features, you need a postgresql database on the pgpool
> node as well.  If you're just doing connection proxy/failover, though,
> you don't.
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> That is what it was looking like, and I guess I will need it on the PGPOOL
> node since I am wanting to set parallel queries.  The SQL servers ar setup
> in a Master/Slave streaming replication.  With that combination it appears
> that I need postgres installed to be able to create the lock tables needed.
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> Thanks for the response.
> Eric
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José Renato Castro Milanez



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José Renato Castro Milanez
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