Replication With Multiple Servers In Mysql ?
I want to establish replication between multiple (currently three) servers.
Updates/inserts/deletes may happen on all of them. The idea I came up with
was to do a "circle"-replication. The problem with this is, that if one
server fails the rest may not get updates (until the server is back,
obviously).
Does anybody have an idea how to establish such a replication in a fail-save
manner ? Code:
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