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MySQL – there now seem to be replication mechanisms that work

Posted by jpluimers on 2018/06/27

Reminder to self, as yet another client insisted this was possible, but in the past it wasn’t reliably possible, some links from Kristian Köhntopp:

–jeroen

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2 Responses to “MySQL – there now seem to be replication mechanisms that work”

  1. ruurdRuurd Pels's avatar

    ruurdRuurd Pels said

    2018/06/27 at 12:12

    Easy solution? Use PostgreSQL. Or if client really needs it just move to Cassandra for example.

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    • jpluimers's avatar

      jpluimers said

      2018/06/28 at 12:42

      Often the best way to solve a problem is to avoid the problem. So I convinced them not to use replication at all (which introduces all sorts of other issues).

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