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Explaining IPC:SyncRep – Postgres Sync Replication is Not Actually Sync Replication

Postgres database-level “synchronous replication” does not actually mean the replication is synchronous. It’s a bit of a lie really. The replication is actually – always – asynchronous. What it actually means is “when the client issues a COMMIT then pause until we know the transaction is replicated.” In fact the primary writer database doesn’t need … Continue reading

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