Course Outline

1. PostgreSQL Standard Replication for Government

  • Physical replication through Write-Ahead Log (WAL) streaming
  • Support for both synchronous and asynchronous replication methods
  • Configuration of primary and standby servers to ensure data redundancy and availability
  • Utilization of replication slots to manage multiple replicas efficiently
  • Procedures for manual failover in the event of a system outage
  • Implementation of logical replication for fine-grained data synchronization

2. Managing Replication with RepMgr for Government

  • Overview of RepMgr components and repository structure
  • Steps for installation and configuration of RepMgr in a government environment
  • Registering nodes to ensure they are recognized by the replication system
  • Procedures for creating standby servers to enhance data resilience
  • Guidelines for performing switchover and failover operations
  • Configuration of automatic failover using the repmgrd daemon for uninterrupted service

3. High Availability with PgPool-II for Government

  • Overview of the PgPool-II architecture and its role in enhancing database reliability
  • Installation and configuration procedures for PgPool-II in government systems
  • Instructions for starting and stopping PgPool-II services
  • Introduction to basic administration tools and commands for managing the system
  • Techniques for managing replication and load balancing to optimize performance
  • Configuration of automatic failover and failback mechanisms to ensure continuous operation
  • Utilization of the Watchdog architecture for enhanced monitoring and control
  • Implementation of connection pooling to improve resource utilization and response times

Requirements

  • Strong comprehension of PostgreSQL architecture and configuration
  • Practical experience with Linux command line and database administration tasks

Audience

Database Administrators, DevOps Engineers, and System Architects who are responsible for ensuring the reliability, redundancy, and uptime of databases for government operations.

 14 Hours

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