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... except when MySQL's replication just fails. On more than one occasion, our DBAs have had to ask engineering what to do about records which differ between th
by prodigal_erik 17y ago
... except when MySQL's replication just fails. On more than one occasion, our DBAs have had to ask engineering what to do about records which differ between the master and some slaves. Something about updates failing at the slaves after they committed on the master, which as far as I'm concerned shouldn't ever, ever, ever be possible.
- rit 17y agoOh, I don't disagree MySQL's replication is a pain in the ass as well - but the barrier to entry is much lower and from the outward appearance (e.g. looking at it for the first time) it looks easy and functional. Slony on the other hand appears daunting from the first look.