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hubert depesz lubaczewski

2005-08-24, 3:24 am

hi
i'm using slony 1.0.5 (we have big problems with slony 1.1 replicating
unicode databases, and i dont know if i can trust 1.0.6 at this moment).
slon in this version is having 3 parameters.
i read about them, but frankly i dont understand what they mean.
for example - -s - i lowered the number in hope if will check and replicate
more often, but dblag skyrocketed.

anyway
our database is under quite heavy load of inserts and updates
and default slon parameters dont work. after 30 hours i have 24 hours of
replication lag.

could anyone of you help me understanding the parameters to tune the
replication system to work with our load?

and additionally - what can i do to catchup with replication - as fast as it
is possible.
i would even consider recreating the replication, but:
1. the only way that i know - (drop node <slave_db>, create node, subscribe
set) leaves old entries in sl_event and sl_log (according to documentation),
which makes me think that after such recreation db lag will start to grow
again.
2. i would like to remove the replication from both master and slave, and
reinit cluster, but i have no clue on how to "drop node ( id = 1)". any
help?

depesz

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