# pgrundev/pgsync

> A Rust tool for PostgreSQL logical replication: it takes a consistent snapshot of the named tables and then streams committed changes via pgoutput into a second PostgreSQL, one target transaction per source transaction. No source extensions or broker required, and memory does not grow with database size.

- Magnitude: 1.0 out of 10 — Cooling
- Stars: 94 total · +1 star measured 2026-10-18, 00:26–11:53 UTC, ≈ 2 by evening
- Star trust: star growth looks organic
- Category: Backend & databases · Language: Rust · License: Apache-2.0 · Created: 2026-10-13 · Last push: 2026-10-14
- GitHub: https://github.com/pgrundev/pgsync · Page: https://gitnova.dev/en/r/pgrundev/pgsync

## Useful for

- Set up a PostgreSQL replica for analytics or reporting without loading the primary database
- Migrate tables to another database preserving transaction order with crash-safe resume
- Run a local replication test via docker compose with two PostgreSQL containers

## Why it’s here

- Star-counter measurements on 2026-10-18 (UTC), 00:26–11:53: 93 → 94 stars (+1). This is the change over that interval.
- Estimated end-of-day forecast: about +3 stars, using observed gains and the previous day.
- The repository is 5 days old and already has 94 stars. With less than two weeks of history, there's no usual pace to compare the spike against yet.

## Star trust

Star growth looks organic.

Star-trust labels are heuristics based on the repository’s behavior, not a check of every stargazer.

## Numbers

- Forks: 8
- Issues and pull requests: 0
- Watchers: 0
- Average over the last week: 16 per day
- Usual pace: too little history (under two weeks)
- Stars in the last hour (measured): 1
- Latest release: v0.1.1 (2026-10-14)

## Stars per day, last 6 days (oldest → newest, today is partial)

2026-10-13 … 2026-10-18: 37, 20, 12, 20, 4, 1

## Magnitude by day, last 2 days

10-17 2.2, 10-18 1.1

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Days are UTC. “So far today” is a fact; “expected by the end of the day” is a forecast.
Summaries and use cases are written by an LLM (DeepSeek V4.1 Flash) from the README and may be inaccurate: verify specific claims (benchmarks, speed, hardware) in the repository itself.
Data as of 2026-10-18 11:55 UTC, updated every 30 minutes.