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Secure file system (SecureFS) support for PostgreSQL
InfoScale offers the ability to configure secure file systems (SecureFS) that provides a recovery mechanism in case of a data corruption, deletion, and a ransomware event. This release adds SecureFS support for PostgreSQL databases on Linux.
Key highlights:
- SecureFS uses point-in-time volume-level snapshots that are Write Once Read Many (WORM) enabled and protected from modification and deletion. You can use these isolated snapshots to recover your data in case of a corruption or a ransomware attack.
- You can enable or disable SecureFS features (snapshots, checkpoints, policies) on a file system simultaneously.
- You can fine tune the SecureFS configuration using WORM policies and schedules based on your requirements.
- You can configure SecureFS for PostgreSQL using the
vxschadmcommand or from the InfoScale Operations Manager.
Refer to the following for more details:
- Cluster Server Agents for PostgreSQL Database and Replication 9.0 Installation and Configuration Guide for details about the PostgreSQL agent.
- Storage Foundation 9.0 Administrator’s Guide - Linux or the Storage Foundation Cluster File System High Availability 9.0 Administrator’s Guide - Linux for more details about SecureFS.
Secure file system (SecureFS) support for PostgreSQL
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