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Terraform hosts a wide range of providers for deploying databases. However, most of these providers offer managed services that limit you to an environment or make you give up control of your infrastructure and the datab
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When Tungsten Replicator extracts data, the information that has been extracted is written down into the Tungsten History Log, or THL. These files are in a specific format, and they are used to store all of the extracted information in a way that can easily be used to recreate and generate data in a target.
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Recently a Continuent Customer Asked: How Does Tungsten Replicator Handle Transient Errors When Applying to AWS Redshift?
Summary
In this blog, part of a series of “Recently a Customer Asked” posts for Tungsten University, we explore the reason for the occasional Tungsten Replicator OFFLINE:ERROR state when applying to AWS Redshift, along with possible steps to compensate for the issue.
The Question
How do we handle the occasional Tungsten Replicator OFFLINE:ERROR state when applying to AWS Redshift? We see Errno 104 Connection reset by peer messages.
The Reason