rostislav_dugin

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Show HN: PostgreSQL backup tool Databasus moved to PG 17 native physical backups(github.com)
2 points by rostislav_dugin 3mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: PostgreSQL backup tool Databasus moved to PG 17 native physical backups(github.com)
1 points by rostislav_dugin 3mo ago|0 comments
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by rostislav_dugin 5mo ago
I am proud of course, because a huge amount of time and effort invested in this :) However, it's really sad that pgBackRest has been closed, because I was led by pgBackRest in some sense when started Databasus
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by rostislav_dugin 5mo ago
Databasus does support PITR
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Show HN: Databasus v3.16.0 – new release of self-hosted PostgreSQL backup tool(github.com)
3 points by rostislav_dugin 7mo ago|0 comments
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by rostislav_dugin 9mo ago
No, it's logical backup (at least, by the time): PITR are complicated in setting up and recovering.
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by rostislav_dugin 9mo ago
Yes To restore database - it should be empty (otherwise conflicts are possible) Technically, you can try to restore to filled DB. But don't think it makes sense to try
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by rostislav_dugin 9mo ago
Databasus and WAL-G have completely different architectures. WAL-G is installed on the server with DB. Databasus connects to the database remotely. WAL-G is about PITR backups, Databasus is about logical ones. From one side, Databasus usual
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Show HN: Databasus – open-source backup tool for PostgreSQL, MySQL and MongoDB(databasus.com)
10 points by rostislav_dugin 9mo ago|7 comments
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Show HN: Postgresus 2.0 – self-hosted PostgreSQL backup tool(postgresus.com)
3 points by rostislav_dugin 9mo ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Log Bull – a simple log collection system for developers (Docker-based)(github.com)
1 points by rostislav_dugin 11mo ago|0 comments