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Replication

Database Replication

Definition

Replication copies data from a primary database to one or more replicas, providing high availability and read scalability. Synchronous replication guarantees no data loss but adds write latency; asynchronous replication is faster but allows replicas to lag.

Logical replication (row-level changes) and physical replication (WAL streaming) are the two main modes in PostgreSQL.


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