Wow, that sounds like a really nice open-source company.
They offer sources, repos for both apt and yum as well as this:
> Need more help?
> Click here for pglogical's documentation.
> Click here to look at answers to some of the most frequently asked questions.
> Want to know even more? Need some help to implement pglogical? As the developers we're probably the best people in the world to help you get up and running with pglogical. We have consultants available to provide assistance, plus our unique 24/7 Production Support subscription service also covers pglogical.
That's a company I'd want to deal with. (Not using postgres at the moment, but hired Tomitribe for some minor work and the whole experience of dealing with the people who actually write and maintain stuff instead of marketing drones etc is totally awesome.)
They offer sources, repos for both apt and yum as well as this:
> Need more help?
> Click here for pglogical's documentation.
> Click here to look at answers to some of the most frequently asked questions.
> Want to know even more? Need some help to implement pglogical? As the developers we're probably the best people in the world to help you get up and running with pglogical. We have consultants available to provide assistance, plus our unique 24/7 Production Support subscription service also covers pglogical.
That's a company I'd want to deal with. (Not using postgres at the moment, but hired Tomitribe for some minor work and the whole experience of dealing with the people who actually write and maintain stuff instead of marketing drones etc is totally awesome.)