▲ | joshsm5 a month ago | |
Sorry, holiday, but I was referring to having a separate region for failover, which is called "Geo redundant backup" in Azure Database for Postgres. Whereas with Exadata you need an entirely separate Exadata rack in a different region with the licensing of DataGuard on top of it. There are a lot of extensions that most cloud providers support, auto range partitioning isn't built into Postgres like Oracle but it's supported with an extension for example. Azure Database supports more than AWS last I checked. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/postgresql/extension... I will have to check with our DBAs if we use the scan feature or not, appreciate you pointing it out. |