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Generally websites average a ratio of 9:1 or more for reads:writes for their applications which makes MySQL replication as one of the ways to scale you web application. The simplest configuration is to separate reads and writes with all the … Continue reading
MySQL 5.1 General Availability has been released to the public. While many recommend using it and other don’t, Michael Widenius (Founder and original developer of MySQL) says it might not be worth it yet to upgrade your production databases.
There are such times when MySQL replication stops when you run certain updates on the master and the slave fails. Like for example you may have run a create table or an alter table on the master and further inserts … Continue reading