Synod – A clustered database where every node can read and write
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Synod is a closed-source prototype that lets up to eight PostgreSQL writers share the same tables and one copy of the data, similar to Oracle RAC. When a writer fails, the others evict it without a central coordinator, and the test results report no acknowledged transactions lost or duplicated.