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About BDR
Postgres-BDR (Bi-Directional Replication for PostgreSQL) brings ground-breaking distributed database capabilities to PostgreSQL. BDR as a multi-master replication extension for PostgreSQL databases has been in full production status since 2014. In the complex environment of replication, BDR achieves efficiency and accuracy, ensuring very high availability of all nodes in a geographically distributed cluster.
An overview of BDR, including its features and their benefits, use cases, and deployment options, is available publicly in the Postgres-BDR white paper.
BDR 4.0
BDR 4.0 is the current release supporting v12-14 of PostgreSQL, EDB Postgres Extended Server (formerly 2ndQuadrant Postgres), and EDB Postgres Advanced Server. Advanced BDR features are only available with Extended Server (for PostgreSQL compatibility) and Advanced Server (for Oracle compatibility). For more details, please see the feature compatibility appendix from the documentation link below.
The documentation for the current release is available here:
BDR 3.7
BDR 3.7 is the current stable release supporting v11-13 of PostgreSQL, EDB Postgres Extended Server (formerly 2ndQuadrant Postgres), and EDB Postgres Advanced Server. Certain advanced BDR features are only available with Extended Server and Advanced Server, and these can be found in the first section following the BDR compatibility matrix from the documentation link below. BDR version 3 is built on the pglogical3 extension and requires it to be installed in order to work.
The documentation for the current stable release (3.7 LTS) is available here:
BDR 3.6
BDR 3.6 is the prior stable release, which is available in two editions. The Standard Edition which works with PostgreSQL v10-11. And, the Enterprise Edition, which provides additional features that are useful in more advanced usage scenarios, requires 2ndQuadrant Postgres v11.
The documentation for the previous stable (3.6 LTS) release is available here:
Software and Support
Access to BDR packages is managed via the 2ndQuadrant Software Subscriptions system in the Support Portal. The repository names for different versions and Postgres variants are listed on each major version’s page.
Additional information about installing BDR is available in the BDR3 packages and documentation article.
Support for BDR is available via the Postgres-BDR add-on to the Standard and Enterprise subscription plans. For more information, visit the EDB subscription plans page on our website.
BDR is distributed under EDB License.