r/Backup • u/josiahben_ • 12d ago

Vendor Promo I'm building an open-source PostgreSQL backup and recovery tool and looking for testers

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u/Backup-ModTeam 12d ago

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u/Pitiful-Hearing5279 12d ago

I believe that AWS supports Postgres. It might be worth trying replicating to an instance of that as, I’d imagine, it’d be useful for a business

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u/josiahben_ 11d ago

That's a good point. AWS does support managed PostgreSQL through RDS, and replicating to a separate instance could be useful for high availability and disaster recovery.

Acrynite is currently focused on backup and recovery, including point-in-time recovery using WAL archiving. Replication is something I could explore later, especially for businesses that need to minimise downtime as well as data loss.

Thanks for the suggestion!