Replication is one of the most useful features of MySQL. With replication, one can architect an asynchronous, scaled-out, redundant, distributed, and efficient paradigm that provides data to Web or other applications, either within or even across data centers.
Come listen to Patrick Galbraith discuss various replication schemes, their advantages and detriments of each.
He will explain how to set up replication using his recent experience with a multimaster replication set-up he used to build a database architecture for Grazr.com that spans multiple data centers, and cover his experience over the past year about what he has learned about replication:
Also a question and answer session.
Patrick Galbraith, who has been involved with open source projects for the past fifteen years, is a senior software engineer at Grazr Corp. He is responsible for database architecture and applications at Grazr. He previously worked for three years at MySQL Inc. as a senior systems engineer. In his spare time, he also develops various projects including FederatedX/Federated ODBC Storage Engine, DBD::mysql, Memcached Functions for MySQL, libmemcached, as well as working to provide wireless broadband for rural New Hampshire residents.
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