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Original topic: 我问一下 40t的数据从pg 迁移到tidb用什么好点
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I want to ask, what is the best way to migrate 40TB of data from PostgreSQL to TiDB?
The best method, for example, exporting to CSV and then importing.
Multiple instances of Navicat data transfer
Just like the solution for migrating PostgreSQL to MySQL, try this:
Using tools such as DataX (postgresqlreader, mysqlwrite), there should be many others available in the market as well.
Export the data file offline, and then import it into TiDB in local mode.
Export the CSV file and import it in local mode using lingting.
When it comes to migrating from PostgreSQL (commonly referred to as PG) to TiDB, and the data volume reaches 40TB, choosing the right migration tool and method is crucial. Here are some suggested migration solutions, along with their advantages and considerations:
1. Using Navicat for Data Migration
Advantages:
- Navicat Premium is a multi-connection database development tool that supports various types of databases, including PostgreSQL and TiDB.
- It provides an intuitive user interface, making it easy to configure data sources and target databases.
- Supports batch migration of tables and data, simplifying the migration process.
Considerations:
- For large amounts of data (such as 40TB), it may take a long time to complete the migration.
- Ensure that the Navicat version is compatible with your database version.
2. Using DataX for Data Migration
Advantages:
- DataX is the open-source version of Alibaba Cloud DataWorks data integration, widely used for data synchronization between various heterogeneous data sources.
- Supports efficient data synchronization functions, including MySQL, PostgreSQL, and TiDB.
- Provides flexible configuration options that can be customized as needed.
Considerations:
- Requires some technical background to configure and use DataX.
- For large migrations, performance settings of DataX may need to be adjusted and optimized.
3. Using ETL Tools
Advantages:
- ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) tools can extract data from the source database, transform and clean it, and then load it into the target database.
- Offers rich features and flexibility, supporting complex data migration and synchronization scenarios.
- Common ETL tools include DataX, Sqoop, and Kettle.
Considerations:
- Choose the appropriate ETL tool based on specific data migration needs.
- Custom transformation and cleaning logic may need to be written.
4. Custom Migration Scripts
Advantages:
- High flexibility, allowing for custom migration scripts based on specific needs.
- Can implement complex migration logic and data processing.
Considerations:
- Requires certain programming and database knowledge.
- Developing and testing migration scripts may take a long time.
Summary
For migrating 40TB of data from PostgreSQL to TiDB, it is recommended to consider using tools like Navicat or DataX, as they provide intuitive user interfaces and efficient data synchronization functions. If the migration requirements are complex or require custom processing logic, consider using ETL tools or writing custom migration scripts. When choosing a migration tool, be sure to consider factors such as tool compatibility, performance, and ease of use.
Personally, I think Navicat is not a good choice; it’s too slow.
You might consider using a tool like DataX for migration.
You can consider using ETL tools to perform the migration in batches.
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