Docs 824 arch overview #6405
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What Changed?
New PGD Architecture Overview section to replace the Basic Architecture section we have now.
Originally started in this PR, but got a bit too out of sync with the base branch.
Critical feedback from Petr I tried to answer in the Architectural Flexibility section:
"I kind of hate that we put this into HA topic, I much prefer us talking about flexibility, which high availability is just effect/result of.
I.e. flexibility in:
rolling maintenance operations (blue/green)
postgres minor/major upgrades
system upgrades
schema changes
vacuum
automated failover and self-healing (node coming back after failure/disconnect automatically reconnects to cluster and continues working)
selective replication
configurable durability (commit scopes)
multiple write nodes
read scaling with SO nodes
The text under mentions most of this, but it's all talking about HA which limits the scope of things IMO (i.e. it does not leave space for things like commit scopes)."