Time-travel for PostgreSQL: one SELECT vs a full restore vs replaying the WAL
PostgreSQL can now tell you what a row contained at any past moment, with a normal SELECT. One example, against restore and WAL replay.
PostgreSQL can now tell you what a row contained at any past moment, with a normal SELECT. One example, against restore and WAL replay.
A backup you never restored is a hope. How DB Trail checks the whole recovery chain, and how to wire that check into CI.
MySQL was the only major OLTP database without time-travel queries. Here is how that gap closes, with no fork and no ALTER TABLE storm.