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MySQL server replication
Following on from yesterday's article about MySQL tuning ... there may come a time that a single server can't cope. What should you do? Consider replicating your server. This works well if you've got an application which is "read mostly" as you can then have clients reading from a series of machines, but isn't a great solution in a "write mostly" environment, as all write need to be made to the master machine. Good news is that "write mostly" environments are rare, save for logging applications. Replication also provides additional robustness ... There's a longer article on our web site here which tells you how to replicate your server. (written 2009-06-01) Associated topics are indexed as below, or enter http://melksh.am/nnnn for individual articles S162 - Replication in MySQL
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