Geographic scale-out
Support higher throughput
Geographic sharding improves user response times.
Geographic Postgres scale-out
Using the Postgres sharding capabilities of pgEdge supports the geographic scale-out of applications, particularly when Postgres workloads threaten to exceed available compute capacity. While also supporting higher throughput, this approach improves response times and user experience by putting the database closer to end users.
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