Feedback on edb-postgres-ai preview - "High availability"

[nick-ivanov-edb]

Summary

Node labels in the diagram ("Lead", "Shadow") differ from the terms used in the text itself ("Primary", "Standby replica") -- the diagram should use the latter terms, to reflect the established physical replication terminology.

Where did you see the problem?

https://github.com/EnterpriseDB/docs/blob/5270c188447a42ce9868c952921362fc125e8cb4/product_docs/docs/edb-postgres-ai/preview/hybrid-manager/overview/database_types/primary_standby_highavailability.mdx

Expected behavior

the diagram should use the latter terms, to reflect the established physical replication terminology

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[gvasquezvargas]

Hi @nick-ivanov-edb ! It seems the HM console still uses the diagrams with the "Lead" and "Shadow" terminology.

I wonder if we should contact someone from the UI team to take a look at this?
@crudo we are using the "Primary", "Standby replica" terminology in most places in the UI and in the docs, but it seems the diagrams still have the outdated terminology. Should we open a ticket to fix that (and update the docs with the new diagrams as well)?

[nick-ivanov-edb]

Different terms are used for different cluster types. "High Availability" clusters have one primary and one or more standby replicas. "Advanced High Availability" and "Distributed High Availability" have one leader and multiple shadow nodes.