Postgres High Availability Setup with Patroni, etcd, and HAProxy

This project provides a complete setup for a PostgreSQL High Availability (HA) cluster using Patroni, etcd, and HAProxy, all running in Docker containers.

• docker-compose.yml: Defines the services, networks, and volumes for the Docker containers.
• patroni/: Contains the configuration and Dockerfile for the Patroni service.
  • patroni.yml: Configuration settings for Patroni, including PostgreSQL and etcd connection details.
  • Dockerfile: Builds the Docker image for the Patroni service.
• etcd/: Contains the configuration for the etcd service.
  • etcd.conf: Configuration settings for etcd, including cluster settings and data storage options.
• haproxy/: Contains the configuration and Dockerfile for the HAProxy service.
  • haproxy.cfg: Configuration settings for HAProxy, including frontend and backend definitions.
  • Dockerfile: Builds the Docker image for the HAProxy service.
• scripts/: Contains scripts for initializing the cluster and performing health checks.
  • init-cluster.sh: Initializes the PostgreSQL cluster using Patroni.
  • health-check.sh: Performs health checks on the PostgreSQL nodes.
• .env: Contains environment variables used in the Docker containers.
• README.md: Documentation for the project.

1. Clone the Repository: Clone this repository to your local machine.

2. Configure Environment Variables: Update the .env file with your database credentials and service configurations.

3. Build and Start the Services: Run the following command to build and start the Docker containers:

   docker-compose up -d
   

4. Initialize the Cluster: Execute the initialization script to set up the PostgreSQL cluster:

   ./scripts/init-cluster.sh
   

5. Health Check: Use the health check script to ensure all PostgreSQL nodes are running:

   ./scripts/health-check.sh
   

• Access the PostgreSQL database through HAProxy for load balancing.
• Monitor the logs of each service for troubleshooting and performance tuning.
• Modify the configuration files as needed to suit your specific requirements.

For more details on each component, refer to their respective documentation:

• Patroni Documentation
• etcd Documentation
• HAProxy Documentation

This setup aims to provide a robust and scalable PostgreSQL HA solution suitable for production environments.