Highly available PostgreSQL clusters with auto failover and load balancing
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Easily configure highly available PostgreSQL clusters with automated deployment, load balancing, and auto-failover. pg_cirrus eliminates manual errors and streamlines setup with certified tools. Key features include data redundancy with replication across nodes, optimized resource utilization through read-write separation, and minimal downtime through high availability. Whether you need scalability or reliability for mission-critical data, pg_cirrus ensures seamless performance for PostgreSQL clusters.
Key Features of pg_cirrus
- Automated Deployment: With pg_cirrus, you can save valuable time and achieve consistency through automation. Once you specify your cluster’s IPs, PostgreSQL version and port, pg_cirrus does the rest.
- Data Redundancy: With pg_cirrus your data is replicated to 2 nodes hence ensuring minimal data losses.
- Load Balancing: pg_cirrus provides load balancing out-of-the-box with the write requests handled by the primary server and read requests handled by the standby servers. This optimizes resource utilization and improves overall system performance.
- High Availability: With auto-failover, pg_cirrus ensures high availability and reliability for your PostgreSQL 3-node cluster, hence minimizing downtime.
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