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Implementation Status
Updated Wed 09-09-2009
Backup / Recovery
1. pitrBackup = 100% complete (We may still find bugs as we engage in further testing)
2. walBackup = 100% complete (We may still find bugs as we engage in further testing)
3. Implement changes based on feedback if needed
4. Unit testing - 100% (Basic Unit tests)
5. Install 'Package” as a directory structure that will contain all future 'tools' /bin, /etc, /tmp, /log, ... Installed on hmidb (after the move to hmidb0 we'll setup the final packages)
6. Setup backup jobs (pending move to hmidb0) Cron entry to run the base file system backup (I suggest once/quarter) Cron entry to archive the WAL segments (monthly) Optional additional base file system backups to alternate locations
The toolset will be run from the warm standby server
Warm Standby
- Documented strategy
- Strategy fully dependant on the Backup / Recovery strategy and defined manual steps
- We'll need to address the re-setup of SLONY after a fAIL over as part of the upcoming 'Data Replication' strategy
- I successfully tested the backup of a running warm standby server and then recovering from the warm standby base backup and the subsequent archived WAL files from the master
- walBackup script 100% complete
- walBackup Unit Testing - 100% complete (Basic unit tests)
Still To Do: Revise / make more clear & easy to follow the recovery plan
Web db Plan
- Strategy documented - initial pass (100%)
SLONY Plan
- SLONY v2 must be used if we want to use PostgreSQL 8.4
- SLONY-1 2.03 (release Candidate) recommended due to a few key bugs in 2.01 and 2.02
- Next Steps:
- Define SLONY Architecture
- Define Log Shipping process
- Build SLONY scripts/tools
Implement & Test
Currently In Progress
- Setup of a new (local) warm standby server (done)
- further testing of the current backup scripts (done)
- Design of the SLONY control modules (done)
Revise / make more clear & easy to follow the warm standby recovery plan (pending)
- End2end testing:
- setup 4 VM's (done)
install postgres on nodes 1 & 2 (done)
- setup warm standby (pending)
- install PITR backup scripts (done)
- install slony control scripts (done)
setup initial slony cluster (pending, done & restarted several times already - testing mode)
- test warm standby failover (pending)
- test slony switchover / switch back (pending)
- test pitr recovery (pending)
- setup slony log shipping (pending)
- test slony log shipping receiver (pending)
- document end2end test results (pending)
- add slony scripts to add/remove things from the slony cluster (pending)
- test the add/remove things to slony script(s) (pending)