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    Migration from SQLServer to PostGres

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      certificatemanager_4002
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      From the documentation, I understand that the latest version will use InedoDB. Since this database is a hardened version of PostgreSQL, is there any way to deploy it in a highly‑available StatefulSet configuration on Kubernetes?

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        atripp inedo-engineer @certificatemanager_4002
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        Hi @certificatemanager_4002 ,

        We do not recommend using a multi-server / clustered installation for the database server; for an application with a profile like ProGet, it's significantly slower, less reliable, and ironically, has lower availability.

        Instead, in the unlikely event that your physical database server "goes bad", I would just do routine backups and be prepared to "spin up" a new server from backup ASAP.

        Thank,
        Alana

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          certificatemanager_4002
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          Thank you.
          Does it mean that I must stay with the SQL server version and do not migrate to the one with PostGres.

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