Though #67 will take care of serious PostgreSQL users, many will prefer to install pg_shard using OS package management tools (apt, etc.). Many PostgreSQL add-ons are included in Ubuntu's built-in repositories (Slony-I shows up as as postgresql-9.3-slony1-2, for instance). If we could get pg_shard in some of these repositories it could make building cloud instances easier (with CloudInit scripts or similar).
At any rate, users might appreciate an install that doesn't require a compilation step (even if it is hidden within PGXN client or pex).
Though #67 will take care of serious PostgreSQL users, many will prefer to install
pg_shard
using OS package management tools (apt
, etc.). Many PostgreSQL add-ons are included in Ubuntu's built-in repositories (Slony-I shows up as aspostgresql-9.3-slony1-2
, for instance). If we could getpg_shard
in some of these repositories it could make building cloud instances easier (with CloudInit scripts or similar).At any rate, users might appreciate an install that doesn't require a compilation step (even if it is hidden within PGXN client or
pex
).