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November 9, 1pm ET: Unleash Ultra High Availability and Zero Downtime Maintenance with Distributed PostgreSQL

Unleash Ultra High Availability and Zero Downtime Maintenance with Distributed PostgreSQL

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Unleash Ultra High Availability and Zero Downtime Maintenance with Distributed PostgreSQL
pgEdge Multi-Master & Multi-Region

presented by Ibrar Ahmed, Mike Josephson, and Denis Lussier

Join us for an exclusive webinar where we dive into how organizations can ensure data availability and uptime, no matter the circumstances. Whether you're an IT manager, database administrator, or developer, this webinar will show you how to apply the power of distributed PostgreSQL to power applications that are always on and always available.

In this webinar, we'll explore the techniques to achieve uninterrupted database operations. See how multi-master logical replication across a distributed PostgreSQL cluster guards against network and data center failures while supporting green/blue upgrades for zero downtime maintenance.

Our experts will demonstrate how to:

Setup and manage multi-master (active-active) replication
Assure continuous access to your databases, even during network or hardware failures
Integrate local synchronous read replicas for intra-region failover
Simplify cluster management for hassle-free operations
Easily upgrade to PG15 or 16 without downtime
Scale to meet growing demands with ease

Register today to discover how distributed PostgreSQL empowers you to achieve Ultra High Availability (UHA) and perform Zero Downtime Maintenance effortlessly.

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