replication: add gRPC-based replication #209
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This very crude draft hooks gRPC replication into the replication crate. The underlying interface is asynchronous, so we're likely to end up relying on Tokio for replication anyway. The call to sync() will block until it receives a single transaction.
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209: fix(sqld): env var for backend config r=MarinPostma a=chrisgacsal Fix environment variable name for `sqld` backend configuration. Co-authored-by: Krisztian Gacsal <[email protected]>
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This very crude draft hooks gRPC replication into the replication crate. The underlying interface is asynchronous, so we're likely to end up relying on Tokio for replication anyway.