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logical replication, but this is one of the walls that heroku creates.


Coming from the outside, with zero understanding of the internal details, my hunch is the same: lack of support for logical replication is more of a business decision than a technical decision. (But again, this a hunch -- partially based on how good heroku is from a technical perspective)


It's absolutely an evil business decision, and all the clouds are playing this game. Don't ever use a hosted database solution if you're thinking about storing any significant amount of data. You will not be able to get it out without downtime.


It looks like gcp supports logical replication now: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/databases/you-can-now...


The big question is: Can you enter arbitrary IP addresses, or do you have to replicate to another GCP instance? Azure does the latter.





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