PGD-S v23.38.0
Note
This architecture is for Postgres Distributed 6 only. If you require PGD 5 please use PGD-Always-ON.
EDB Postgres Distributed 6 in a PGD Essential (PGD-S) configuration suitable for use in test and production.
This architecture requires an EDB subscription. All software is sourced from EDB Repos 2.0.
Cluster configuration
Overview of configuration options
An example invocation of tpaexec configure for this architecture
is shown below.
tpaexec configure ~/clusters/pgd-s \ --architecture PGD-S --edb-postgres-extended 15 \ --platform aws --instance-type t3.micro \ --distribution Debian \
You can list all available options using the help command.
tpaexec configure --architecture PGD-S --help
The table below describes the mandatory options for PGD-S and additional important options. More detail on the options is provided in the following section.
Mandatory Options
| Options | Description |
|---|---|
--architecture (-a) | Must be set to PGD-S |
Postgres flavour and version (e.g. --postgresql 15) | A valid flavour and version specifier. |
Additional Options
| Options | Description | Behaviour if omitted |
|---|---|---|
--platform | One of aws, docker, bare. | Defaults to aws. |
--bdr-database | The name of the database to be used for replication. | Defaults to bdrdb. |
More detail about PGD-S configuration
A PGD-S cluster comprises a single location with three data nodes.
You may optionally specify --bdr-database dbname to set the name of
the database with BDR enabled (default: bdrdb).
You may optionally specify --enable-pgd-probes [{http, https}] to
enable http(s) api endpoints that will allow to easily probe proxy's health.
You may also specify any of the options described by
tpaexec help configure-options.
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