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This PR adds support for using the PostgreSQL database as a storage backend for Krill in preparation for supporting fail-over scenarios for higher availability.
The PR integrates the storage abstraction previously implemented via the kvx crate back into Krill to allow a tight coupling of storage primitives with Krill’s requirements.
We have opted to not move the storage code to async functions as proposed in #1152. We think that storage should generally be fast enough that the gain from using async isn’t all that big. Using a thread pool and sync functions makes it easier to reason about what’s going on and should keep the code simpler.