We're looking to use streaming replication to a target via a secondary host
using stunnel. I'd love to hear how you were able to achieve this,
ktm@rice.edu.
Effectively we're looking to have the database on our customer's site (let's
call that MachineA) replicate to our backend postgres target in the cloud
(let's call that MachineC). However, MachineA has no direct communication
with MachineC, in fact, it should never be allowed to communicate with it.
We have another server that provides various services to the client MachineA
that is based in our home datacenter (let's call that MachineB) which we
would like to use as a 'staging' machine for the replication to the database
replication target. Is this possible to achieve using stunnel (and
pgbouncer?) alone?
At no point can this traffic go 'in the clear', for obvious reasons ;)
Any pointers or assistance help gratefully received! Thanks
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