Designing Highly Available Databases

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High availability databases are essential to organizations depending on mission-critical, 24/7 access. The use cases of a highly available database may vary between a financial services organization or a telecommunications provider, but the desired result is the same: an incredibly reliable database that minimizes downtime.
Organizations often strive for availability down to the decimal point as a percentage of uptime in a given year, such as four nines (99.99 percent availability). Every second of downtime can translate to lost revenue, or worse.

This datasheet covers:

  • What kinds of hardware, network and software considerations affect a high availability database?
  • What level of “mission-critical” do you need?
  • What is the budget of my high availability solution?
  • What options exist beyond Oracle?
  • What are the best practices for implementing high availability in Postgres?

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