Forgive my naive question. How is Docker PostgeSQL useful for real
world use case? I thought Docker's storage is weak for heavy data
traffic from my experience. Maybe running docker image with mounting
external storage?
Next question is, who is using Docker PostgreSQL for production use?
I personally never heard about it. If Docker PostgreSQL is still just
for evaluation or toy, I feel like there's no strong demand to create
new mailing list.
Best regards,
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Tatsuo Ishii
SRA OSS, Inc. Japan
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> WWW,
>
> I would like a project mailing list for the team which will be working
> on the "official" Postgresql images for Docker on DockerHub. This team,
> which currently includes me, MW Campbell and Eric Onigarth, but will
> later include other people.
>
> The purpose of the list is to allow contributors to the official docker
> image to discuss build issues, schedules and strategy, as it is for the
> pgsql-pkg-debian mailing list. While the Dockerhub is owned by Docker,
> Inc., they have requested that our community take over maintenance of
> the PostgreSQL packages, which are free and open source (as is Docker
> itself).
>
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> http://pgexperts.com
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