Hi Ashwin,

I don't know very well Postgres but I achieved pretty much the same (horizontal scaling) with a MySQL cluster. Replication is a bit painful to setup and to maintain (especially master master, including db desynchronization when crashes occur and so on). I would go for a cluster, almost endlessly scalable and very very reliable. It is more costly to setup but I think it is worth the pain.

My feelings, I don't pretend to be a reference though :)

Florent

Le 2 janv. 2015 20:42, "Ashwin Rath" <ashwinrath@gmail.com> a écrit :
Hi All

I am trying to scale FS by having individual nodes running FS that have the core in Postgres. The idea is to have any number of FS boxes behind a load balancer depending on the load.

Just wanted to ask if master master replication is reliable for say 10 FS nodes holding presence as well as session info ?

or would it just bea better idea to build a highly available postgres sql cluster and point all FS to it ?


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