Connecting Multiple Phoenix Containers to a Single Database: Is it Safe?

·Sep 19, 2024 06:48 PM

Is it possible to connect multiple phoenix containers to the same DB or would there be conflicts? For example, I have one container running as a sidecar in GCP Cloudrun, and another container on a VM pointing to the same CloudSQL postgres instance.

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Connecting Multiple Phoenix Containers to a Single Database: Is it Safe?

Artem B.

·Sep 19, 2024 06:48 PM

Is it possible to connect multiple phoenix containers to the same DB or would there be conflicts? For example, I have one container running as a sidecar in GCP Cloudrun, and another container on a VM pointing to the same CloudSQL postgres instance.

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RunLLM
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Yes, it is possible to connect multiple Phoenix containers to the same PostgreSQL database. However, you should be cautious about potential migration conflicts. According to this Slack conversation, Phoenix runs migrations as the DB schema evolves, which could lead to conflicts if multiple instances are not properly synchronized.Would you like more details on how to manage these potential conflicts or any specific configuration steps?Sources: - Slack conversation on using a pre-existing Google Cloud SQL Postgres DB
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Xander S.
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Should be fine as long as you're using Postgres and the versions of Phoenix are the same.

RunLLM
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Yes, it is possible to connect multiple Phoenix containers to the same PostgreSQL database. However, you should be cautious about potential migration conflicts. According to this Slack conversation, Phoenix runs migrations as the DB schema evolves, which could lead to conflicts if multiple instances are not properly synchronized.Would you like more details on how to manage these potential conflicts or any specific configuration steps?Sources: - Slack conversation on using a pre-existing Google Cloud SQL Postgres DB
💡 Hint: Mention RunLLM in the thread for followups.
Xander S.
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Should be fine as long as you're using Postgres and the versions of Phoenix are the same.