Re: PUGS talk

Hello all together,

I woulk like to introduce
my asynchronous-multi-master replication for PG on one of the future
meetings and I have already started to sketch out the details of the
talk. If you're interested we have to decide when and where this can
be done.

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Dirk,

> I woulk like to introduce
> my asynchronous-multi-master replication for PG on one of the future
> meetings and I have already started to sketch out the details of the
> talk. If you're interested we have to decide when and where this can
> be done.

That would be great! Let me work out with David what months we're doing
what, and get back to you with some dates next week.

Do you have a location preference: SF, East Bay or South Bay?

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Josh Berkus
PostgreSQL @ Sun
San Francisco

On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 03:21:43PM -0700, Josh Berkus wrote:
> Dirk,
>
> > I woulk like to introduce my asynchronous-multi-master replication
> > for PG on one of the future meetings and I have already started to
> > sketch out the details of the talk. If you're interested we have
> > to decide when and where this can be done.
>
> That would be great! Let me work out with David what months we're
> doing what, and get back to you with some dates next week.
>
> Do you have a location preference: SF, East Bay or South Bay?

I think we have May open, booked June, open July and booked August.

Cheers,
David.
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>> I woulk like to introduce
>> my asynchronous-multi-master replication for PG on one of the future
>> meetings and I have already started to sketch out the details of the
>> talk. If you're interested we have to decide when and where this can
>> be done.
>
> Do you have a location preference: SF, East Bay or South Bay?

I could do it in May and I'm fine with either location.

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On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 05:17:03AM +0200, Dirk Jagdmann wrote:
> >> I woulk like to introduce
> >> my asynchronous-multi-master replication for PG on one of the future
> >> meetings and I have already started to sketch out the details of the
> >> talk. If you're interested we have to decide when and where this can
> >> be done.
> >
> > Do you have a location preference: SF, East Bay or South Bay?
>
> I could do it in May and I'm fine with either location.

Dirk,

Could you send a short paragraph introducing this?

Cheers,
David.
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pg_trompe is a multi-master asynchronous replication system for
PostgreSQL. It was designed to provide a simple mechanism to share data
between multiple server installations in an application using replicated
table data and large objects. It is implemented as a set of stored
procedures and triggers on every database instance, written in pl/pgsql
and a perl program to transmit data between servers. Some of the
difficulties of multi-master replication have been solved by convention,
while others are intentionally ignored.

The talk gives an overview of the application and situation which led to
the development of pg_trompe, then discusses my solution to the
replication problem. I introduce the pl/pgsql and perl code and will
answer any questions on this project or other interesting topics.

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