Postgres 9.1 Replication vs MySQL Replication [closed]

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Since Postgres now has built-in replication/clustering/HA support, how does it compare to the built-in features and functionality of MySQL replication/clustering/HA?

What are the PRO/CONs of Postgres vs MySQL related strictly to replication/clustering/HA capabilities?

Please don't make this a blastfest on one product over another. I'm simply looking for an objective matrix of features & support of the two products related strictly to replication/clustering/HA abilities.

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UPDATE:

I found this very old comparison matrix. If someone updated it and included MySQL - that would answer my question.

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Product  |  License  |  Replication Method  |  (A)Synch?  |  Connection Pooling (Y/N)  |  Load Balancing (Y/N)  |  Query Partioning (Y/N)  |
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MYSQL    |           |                      |             |                            |                        |                          |
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POSTGRES |           |                      |             |                            |                        |                          |
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