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1. Multi-master asynchronous replication

   Chris M. Gamble <chris.gamble@cpbinc.com> — 2003-11-05T20:57:56Z

   My company has just finished a simple replication system in java. We are now interested in sharing our work under the GPL license so that we can hopefully work with others in improving this product.
   
   Would such a thing be useful, or simply overly redundant considering the current development cycle of other more advanced systems?
   
   Thanks,
   
   

2. Re: Multi-master asynchronous replication

   Marc G. Fournier <scrappy@postgresql.org> — 2003-11-05T21:21:24Z

   
   On Wed, 5 Nov 2003, Chris M. Gamble wrote:
   
   > My company has just finished a simple replication system in java. We are
   > now interested in sharing our work under the GPL license so that we can
   > hopefully work with others in improving this product.
   >
   > Would such a thing be useful, or simply overly redundant considering the
   > current development cycle of other more advanced systems?
   
   Since each system that I've seen has their limitations, having yet another
   system can't hurt ... the fact that there are various reference models
   available just adds to the pool of ideas on how to improve, IMHO ...
   
   

3. Re: Multi-master asynchronous replication

   Andrew Sullivan <andrew@libertyrms.info> — 2003-11-05T21:55:12Z

   On Wed, Nov 05, 2003 at 02:57:56PM -0600, Chris M. Gamble wrote:
   > My company has just finished a simple replication system in java.
   > We are now interested in sharing our work under the GPL license so
   > that we can hopefully work with others in improving this product.
   > 
   > Would such a thing be useful, or simply overly redundant
   > considering the current development cycle of other more advanced
   > systems?
   
   I think there is plenty of interest in different replication systems,
   and that people are always keen to see new ideas.  I would suggest,
   however, comparing it with the other systems out there and
   investigating whether there are things you'd like to offer to or use
   from those systems, in order that we can build two or three usable
   systems which do what people want (I don't think one system is ever
   going to do everything for everyone).
   
   A
   
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