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Depends what sort of solution you want. There's regular single primary/n replica replication built in. There's no built in automatic failover. There's also Gr
by stephenr 2y ago
Depends what sort of solution you want.
There's regular single primary/n replica replication built in. There's no built in automatic failover.
There's also Group replication built in. This can be either single primary/n replica with automatic election of a new primary during a failure, or it can be multi-primary.
Then there's Galera, which is similar to the multi-primary mode of Group replication.