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But, is it possible to reuse a previous volume used for old master?
I always need to create a new volume to add a new service pgmaster, otherwise, i get the same error mentioned in issue #184. I want to reuse a previous volume to avoid a full backup (doing a rewind, instead) for the new instance master.
Just for testing, i'd created a new docker-compose file to create a new service for pgmaster:
docker-compose -f "AddNewNode.docker-compose.yml" up
As i said, I got the same error mentioned in issue #184.
Is there any wrong parameter in my AddNewNode.docker-compose.yml file?
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Failover: Use the same volume of old master
Use the same volume of old pgmaster when brings it back to the cluster
Feb 27, 2019
Guys, sorry for rising up this question again, but i need some instructions to how recreate a service for pgmaster to join in the cluster like slave.
After read some posted issues i noticed witch the correct manner to do this is removed the old service pgmaster and creates a new one:
But, is it possible to reuse a previous volume used for old master?
I always need to create a new volume to add a new service pgmaster, otherwise, i get the same error mentioned in issue #184. I want to reuse a previous volume to avoid a full backup (doing a rewind, instead) for the new instance master.
Just for testing, i'd created a new docker-compose file to create a new service for pgmaster:
AddNewNode.docker-compose.yml
And then, run:
docker-compose -f "AddNewNode.docker-compose.yml" up
As i said, I got the same error mentioned in issue #184.
Is there any wrong parameter in my AddNewNode.docker-compose.yml file?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: