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You're kidding right? I'd wager that a huge number of MySQL users are using replication. Running a single database in a production environment is totally unacc
by oceanplexian 13y ago
You're kidding right?
I'd wager that a huge number of MySQL users are using replication. Running a single database in a production environment is totally unacceptable and a major business continuity problem.
- Sssnake 13y ago>Running a single database in a production environment is totally unacceptable and a major business continuity problem. You don't need to use mysql's broken replication to get HA. Hell, I've seen more people (wisely) using DRBD for that than using mysql's replication. But even entry level storage devices do replication.
- whatusername 13y agoHow many wordpress installs use replication?
- kisstheblade 13y ago" Running a single database in a production environment is totally unacceptable" What hyperbole. I've been running mysql in production for over 15 years over almost a hundred projects, almost always on a single server without any replication. Never had any issues with it. Shame I can't down vote yet.