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Soni Harriz
Soni Harriz
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If it's one time setup, I think dump would be easiest. But if You need your update be available on customer, then I think streaming replication would be easier, set up once and no need to update in the future as the replication will handle the data updates.

http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/high-availability.html

If it's one time setup, I think dump would be easiest. But if You need your update be available on customer, then I think streaming replication would be easier, set up once and no need to update in the future as the replication will handle the data updates.

If it's one time setup, I think dump would be easiest. But if You need your update be available on customer, then I think streaming replication would be easier, set up once and no need to update in the future as the replication will handle the data updates.

http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/high-availability.html

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Soni Harriz
Soni Harriz
  • 1.2k
  • 9
  • 6

If it's one time setup, I think dump would be easiest. But if You need your update be available on customer, then I think streaming replication would be easier, set up once and no need to update in the future as the replication will handle the data updates.