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  • pgEdge Distributed Postgres (VM Edition)
  • Prerequisites: Preparing your System
    • Supported Operating Systems
    • pgEdge Architecture Models
    • Planning for Active-Active Replication
  • Installing pgEdge Distributed Postgres (VM Edition)
    • Tutorial - Manually Deploying a Cluster
    • Tutorial - Deploying a Cluster with a Configuration File
    • Creating, Managing, and Deploying with a Cluster Configuration File
    • Upgrading your CLI Installation
    • Upgrading your Spock Installation
    • Creating an Offline Repository for pgEdge Distributed Postgres
  • Adding or Removing Cluster Nodes
    • Using Spock to Synchronize a New Node
    • Adding a Node to Your Cluster with the CLI
    • Removing a Node from Your Cluster
  • Managing a Cluster
    • Setting Parameter Values
    • Using Automatic DDL Replication
    • Managing Replication Exceptions
    • Managing Supported Extensions
    • Configuring Backups with pgBackrest
    • Creating Custom Filters
  • Monitoring Cluster Information
    • Reviewing pgEdge Distributed Postgres Information
  • ACE (the Active Consistency Engine)
    • Managing Data Consistency with ACE
    • Enhancing ACE Performance with Merkle Trees
    • Installing ACE
    • Using ACE Functions
    • ACE API Endpoints
    • Scheduling ACE Operations and Repairs
  • Using Snowflake Sequences
  • Managing Large Objects for Logical Replication
  • CLI Reference
    • ACE Commands
    • DB Commands
    • CLUSTER Commands
    • LOCALHOST Commands
    • SERVICE Commands
    • The SETUP Command
    • SPOCK Commands
    • UPDATE MANAGER Commands
  • pgEdge Distributed Postgres (VM Edition) Release Notes
  • Troubleshooting
pgEdge Distributed Postgres (VM Edition - CLI)
Adding or Removing Cluster Nodes

Modifying a Cluster

pgEdge Distributed Postgres (VM Edition) is a full-featured replication solution that helps you to deploy, modify, and manage a distributed Postgres cluster.

Creating an Offline Repository for pgEdge Distributed PostgresUsing Spock to Synchronize a New Node
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