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PostgreSQL Logical Replication Guide

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Databases and dataDistributed systemsPostgresDatabase internalsReplication and consistency

A step-by-step guide to setting up, monitoring, and understanding the limitations of logical replication in PostgreSQL.

- Content of this video - What is Logical Replication in Postgres? - Step by step Logical Replication setup Setting up the servers for Logical Replication - Selective Copy of the Data - Create the Publication - Create the Subscription - Postgres Limitations of Logical Replication - Monitoring Logical Replication - Best use-cases 🐘 Want to go deeper into PostgreSQL scaling? Get 40% off the complete course using the link below. codewithlucian.com/postgresql-ha/postgresql-logical-replicat…

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u/RubberDuck1920in r/PostgreSQL • Recommends

Best way to snapshot/backup and then replicate tables in a 100GB db to another server/db Hi. Postgres noob here. My customer asks if we can replicate 100gb of data in a live system. Different datacenters (Azure). I am looking into logical replication as a good solution, as I watched this video and it looks promising: PostgreSQL Logical Replication Guide I want to test this, but is there a way to first do a backup/snapshot of the tables like they are, then restor this on the target db, and then start the logical replication from the time of the snapshot? thanks.
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