Re: New News Entry

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> Submitted by: info(at)dbexperts(dot)com(dot)br
> Headline: dbExperts Launches Replication System
> Summary:
>
> dbExperts is releasing to the market the <i>dbExperts HA
> Replication</i>. This replication system is based on the ACID
> and Distributed Transactions standards, and allows the use of
> PostgreSQL in High-Avaiablility 24x7 operation, Data Clusters
> and Data Centralization.
>
> Story:
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> <p>dbExperts is releasing to the market the <i>dbExperts HA
> Replication</i>. This replication system is based on the ACID
> and Distributed Transactions standards, and allows the use of
> PostgreSQL in High-Avaiablility 24x7 operation, Data Clusters
> and Data Centralization. </p> <p>Already available as a
> Product+Service+Support Contract package in Brazil, and
> soon-to-be released on the US Market early 2004, this
> solution is being used in production scale in some areas of
> the Brazialian Governent since 2002, and is now is being
> releasead to the market</p> <p>All the system is based on
> portable C and PL/PGSQL code, and can work on any platform
> (Linux, Windows, MacOSX, FreeBSD, HPUX, AIX, etc), either on
> the master or the slave side. </p> <p>The replication uses
> asyncronous concepts, and can be used on any kind of
> single-master, multi-slave distributed database.</p> <P>More
> information (in Portuguese) can be found on dbExperts
> brazilian site on <a
> href=\"http://www.dbexperts.com.br/replicacao\">www.dbexperts.
> com.br/replicacao</a>. </p>
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