Обсуждение: logical replication on 9.6: replica configuration
I need to create a read-only replica in AWS environment. I can't use AWS/RDS built-in read replica functionaility due to security concerns, so I'm tied to using logical replication, on postgres 9.6. How do I configure a replica db to receive the contents of the replication slot on master?
I was able to get logical replication going with the following 2 commands:
SELECT pg_create_logical_replication_slot('test_slot', 'test_decoding');
pg_recvlogical -d test --slot test_slot --start -f - &
I'm very unclear on where to go from there to stand up a read-replica db.
Thanks,
Paul C.
Because you’re on 9.6, you can’t use the native create subscription/publication sql commands. I’d check out pglogical from 2nd quadrant; this should be supported on RDS 9.6 iirc.
That said, I’m a bit curious what security concern would disallow a physical hot standby and allow a logical replication setup - especially in a managed environment... are you able to share any more specifics about the reasoning here? Maybe the requirement is for the replica to be in a different account or something?
-Jeremy
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I need to create a read-only replica in AWS environment. I can't use AWS/RDS built-in read replica functionaility due to security concerns, so I'm tied to using logical replication, on postgres 9.6. How do I configure a replica db to receive the contents of the replication slot on master?I was able to get logical replication going with the following 2 commands:SELECT pg_create_logical_replication_slot('test_slot', 'test_decoding');pg_recvlogical -d test --slot test_slot --start -f - &I'm very unclear on where to go from there to stand up a read-replica db.Thanks,Paul C.