abhir2020

abhir2020

Hi,

I am working to setup postgres adapter with ecto on Amazon Aurora. So i have writer and read databases. So i would like to use read_replica for report generations and extend my services for different activities in future.

Planning that, I wanted my application to start Dynamic Repo, connecting to databases in runtime(based on configuration during node startup). So instead of using dynamic repos approach, I am trying to compile at runtime, the read_repos during application startup.

Code.compile_string(“defmodule #{repo} do \n use Ecto.Repo, otp_app: :web_api, adapter: Ecto.Adapters.Postgres, read_only: true \nend”(h))

and attaching the module repo in the supervisor.

This looks simple. But what could be the complication in following this approach?.

Thanks in advance.

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hauleth

hauleth

Why not use dynamic repos instead? Dynamic code compilation is something that should be avoided unless you are 100% sure that you will need it (and believe me, in this case you do not need it).

abhir2020

abhir2020 OP

Thanks for your quick response @hauleth

Basically I want both database servers to be active. One database is a read_only database and other is a writer/reader database. In future if I want another database server, I should be in a place to add a new read_database to list. Is this possible with dynamic repos?.

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