Comment Comment by emmanueloga_ Is anyone here using YugabyteDB for high-availability Postgres?It seems like a compelling option:* Much closer to Postgres compatibility than CockroachDB.* A more permissive license.* Built-in connection manager [1], which should simplify deployment.* Supports both high availability and geo-distribution, which is useful if scaling globally becomes necessary later.That said, I don't see it mentioned around here often. I wonder if anyone here has tried it and can comment on it.--1: https://docs.yugabyte.com/preview/explore/going-beyond-sql/c... parent emmanueloga_ 1 year ago
It seems like a compelling option:
* Much closer to Postgres compatibility than CockroachDB.
* A more permissive license.
* Built-in connection manager [1], which should simplify deployment.
* Supports both high availability and geo-distribution, which is useful if scaling globally becomes necessary later.
That said, I don't see it mentioned around here often. I wonder if anyone here has tried it and can comment on it.
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1: https://docs.yugabyte.com/preview/explore/going-beyond-sql/c...