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From:<sinisa Date:March 31 2000 11:35am
Subject:Re: Clustering/Replication
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Kerry Colligan writes:
 > Hey all.
 > 
 > How do I set up data replication such that immediate failover is attained?
 > Or, if the primary MySQL server fails, how do I ensure that data on the
 > secondary is current?
 > 
 > Any comments greatly appreciated.
 > 
 > Kerry Colligan
 > 


Hi!

Solution to the first question is to have service availability
checking. There are several ways to do it, simplest being the usage of 
ping(). 

Switching from server to server can be done by some router, including
round - robin router, or by clustering management server.

Regards,

Sinisa

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Clustering/ReplicationKerry Colligan30 Mar
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