Hello,
Just to make sure we separate the two...
> mysql cluster that preforms reads on all the slaves, and writes only on
the master.
The above can be used to describe a typical use case for MySQL Replication.
In a MySQL Cluster there is no need to load-balance your reads and writes.
Thanks,
Jimmy Guerrero
MySQL, Inc
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Winn Johnston [mailto:winn_johnston@stripped]
> Sent: Monday, July 24, 2006 3:26 PM
> To: mysql@stripped
> Subject: mysql + LVS
>
> How stable has it become to run an instance of mysql ontop of
> a LVS cluster to produce a massively parrallel system to be
> used for huge databases?
>
> Back in the day i remember tyring to do it with mosix, not
> sure where they are now a days. but either way i am looking
> for some current information on the subject.
>
> I know this differs from the idea that you can have a mysql
> cluster that preforms reads on all the slaves, and writes
> only on the master.
>
> thanks
> winn johnston
>
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