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MySQL Replication Scale-Out
by Akif on 2008-11-03 08:39 PM read 74 times |
We now have MySQL replicated on our production platform boxes. The next step is to consider scaling out our services over the replicated Master/Slave configuration.
MySQL suggests scaling out using a model where writes occur on the Master and all reads occur on the slave(s). This of course means abstracting the Database code to a level where reads/writes can be configured to occur from different servers. Although this would be a considerable code change but if designed properly this can then be scaled out and configured over a large number of servers without any subsequent code modifications.
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