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Romaric P.
Romaric P.

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RepliByte - an open-source tool to synchronize PostgreSQL in multiple environments

After months of experimenting with different ways of synchronizing databases, I am super excited to announce RepliByte - an open-source tool to synchronize cloud databases and fake sensitive data - This tool is written in Rust.

As explained in the README, my primary motivation is to respond to a widespread need that most developers have - cloning the production database into a development database while cleaning the sensitive data. It is precisely the purpose of RepliByte.

I am still in the early days of development, but you can look at the code and the README. It should be clear enough to help me out in that journey, and why not contribute?!

RepliByte supports PostgreSQL, MySQL and MongoDB supports is in progress by the community 😎.

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I freshly recorded this short demo explaining what is RepliByte and how to use it.

  1. Happy to have your feedback.
  2. RepliByte is written in Rust and we are looking for contributors.

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JR Saucedo

Such a great job. Congrats.

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Romaric P.

Thank you JR :)

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