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PostgreSQL's Write-Ahead Logging (WAL) underpins everything from crash recovery to PITR and streaming replication. But streaming WALs safely and reliably, especially into cloud or container-native environments, can be fragile. Enter pgrwl: a modern WAL receiver written in Go that gives you:
PostgreSQL's Write-Ahead Logging (WAL) underpins everything from crash recovery to PITR and streaming replication. But streaming WALs safely and reliably, especially into cloud or container-native environments, can be fragile.
Enter pgrwl: a modern WAL receiver written in Go that gives you:
