postgresql

When I started developping pg_back, I wanted to keep it a simple as possible, by limiting its features. It also limited contributions, and at some point by accepting some useful contributions, the script grew and became not so simple. We could go on with the shell script and try to carefully control its growth, but it will sooner or later reach some limits of shell scripting. After some time without making it evolve, I got interested in the Go programming language. It appeared that pg_back could be a good candidate projet to let me learn Go. This is why pg_back version 2 is written in Go. ...

Recently I found a missing feature in Patroni, a high availability solution for PostgreSQL written in Python. Since I am doing more Python at work these days, I quickly made a patch. Before jumping on git push, I thought it would be nice to test if is really solves the issue. I needed a Patroni cluster, some configuration is provided and commands in the README, which is great but the instruction are not targetted toward development....