Info is useful bad the language pronounciation is ugly

Why do we need all those methods these days?

Exactly the thing I was looking for, bullseye, Loved it!!

Great job thank you very much

Thank you, this is really informative and helpful.

This is pure gold. So much covered. Thank you for this. Btw are you Persian. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge.

This was so clearly explained. I understood it clearly. Thank you so much!!

Great Informative video, thanks I have a question : In the last approach, don't you think the continuous polling to X system from Y system for status will have an impact on the X system ? Instead X inform about the status of the task to the Y system ?

"ain't nobody got time for that" lmao

good job~~ Thank you!!😀

This channel is a Pure Gem... I didn’t know a Lot of this concept... thank you very much Sir...

regarding failover , postgres16 and pgpoolII 4.5 change the behaviours

amazing video!! very helpful

Thanks!

goat video

I have postgres onprem and i am trying to migrate on Azure. Everything i have setup correctly, but it does't start the replication, value is always 0.what can be a problem? publication/subscrpitons etc etc everyting fine.

Apache Solr vs. Elasticsearch. When to use which? Can you please make a video to compare both accounts to latency, performance, and features with use cases?

Love your videos!

Great vid

This is one of the best videos to watch if you are preparing for system design interview and also just want to know how the entire payment system works. Keeping them coming.

Nice, now I know what I need to do if I want to replicate my data so that if my device fails, I have two databases down instead of just one and I'm back to square one but with extra steps.

what different from docker?

i have seen that there are changes in hba.conf as well, but you did not did that.. Also is it simialr for managed DB as well?

For the record - asyn vs sync communication has nothing to do with level of coupling (dependency) of services. One can have highly coupled services in async communication.

Awesome content. Really one of the best overviews I have seen so far. I can also just recommend that you find a better way for people to follow. I had to jump several times back and forth just to remember myself about which databases you currently talk about. But I did it happily because the content was really good. Thanks :)

EXCELENT OVERVIEW MY FRIEND!

1) How to specify a different remote server path to pg_basebackup ? 2) Can we pre-configure a Replication user but start the streaming a few years later after the production environment feels the need to start some replicas ?

Why isnt the schema.xml shown? And its not in the github repo. Is this a udemy course??

Can we have all the source data in single database (ex sql server) instead erp/crm, other info

Thank u so much!

such a AI generated shit

I love your tutorial it clearly explained the benefits of using pgbouncer. Have you ever used it in kubernetes? Should pgbouncer be run on the same pod as postgres or can be on different ones?

You are a lifesaver! 🙌 God bless you! I’ve been working on a project for about a month that required logical replication. After trying several methods and reading various documents, I was really unsure about what to do since it kept failing. Today, I decided to dive back into research and accidentally stumbled upon your video. After watching it, I realized where I went wrong and immediately got back to it. I finally succeeded! 🎉 Thank you so much! I’m at a loss for words! ❤

make more videos like this, on kafka, radis, postgres, java, go

No Kafka in sixty seconds?

At 29:14, the word "passwords" is misspelled in the lower-left side of the video.

I have a doubt can logical replication be the solution to long running queries getting cancelled due to replication lag, I understand more replication lag means too much updates on the master/publisher side and subscriber/replica is taking time to catchup, But is there anyway in which logical replication can help in this case over physical replication BTW thanks for the great content you are providing!!

One year gap damn

I've been working a few years integrating PSP with different apps and I still have found some new information in this video, thanks for sharing the valuable insights, great summary!

Thank you for the series. It was really helpful.

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This is excellent, thank you. Such excellent minutia and detail that are very important, and an extremely well composed/ordered/organized video.

After 1 year.....I thought you're dead!

0:12 "jump off like a kangaroo on a trampoline" 😂Sounds like a wise man whose seen the world alil' bit

Should I watch your previous video first or this is an stand alone

This is realy great.

Great Video. Thank You!

Do not take this video for source of truth, he does not know how tcp works.

You deserve more subscribers and views

great explanation!