TimescaleDB分布式集群搭建

Multi-node TimescaleDB allows you to tie several databases together into a logical distributed database to combine the processing power of many physical PostgreSQL instances.

One of the databases exists on an access node and stores metadata about the other databases. The other databases are located on data nodes and hold the actual data. In theory, a PostgreSQL instance can serve as both an access node and a data node at the same time in different databases. However, it is recommended not to have mixed setups, because it can be complicated, and server instances are often provisioned differently depending on the role they serve.

For self-hosted installations, create a server that can act as an access node, then use that access node to create data nodes on other servers.

When you have configured multi-node TimescaleDB, the access node coordinates the placement and access of data chunks on the data nodes. In most cases, it is recommend that you use multidimensio