The purpose of this exercise is to configure two types of RDMS Replication: PostgreSQL Logical Replication The Docker installation guide for configuring PostgreSQL Logical Replication can be found here | @ The following components are part of the Postgres submission: 1. Provide the status of Postgres Logical Replication: 1. SELECT * FROM pg_stat_replication; 2. Insert the following row on the primary and query it on the replica 1. insert into students values (140001, connor', 'john'1, 20); 3. Create a relational database with at least 5 tables where the largest table has at least 1000 rows. This database should be configured for Logical Replication 4. Insert a row into the table of your choice on the primary and verify it exists on the replica The purpose of this exercise is to configure two types of RDMS Replication: e MySQL Physical Replication The Docker installation guide for configuring MySQL Physical Replication can be found here | @ The following requirements are for the MySQL submission: 1. Execute the following command on the Replica: 1. Provide the status of MySQL Physical Replication 1. SHOW REPLICA STATUS; 2. Insert the following row on the source and query it on the replica 1. insert into students values (140001, connor', 'john'1, 90); 3. Create a relational database with at least 5 tables where the largest table has at least 1000 rows. This database should be configured for Physical Replication 4. Insert a row into the table of your choice on the source and verify it exists on the replica The relational database for question 3 for both types of replication can be the same database