How to Configure MySQL Master-Slave Replication on Ubuntu Linux
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what happens when there is a spotty connection between the master and the slave? will the slave reconnect automatically? what parameters control that? what is the re-try timeout and number of attempts?
how about the failover?
is this included fail over sir ?
7m49s of what took me few hours once to figure out!
Your on my youtube recommandations, respect men.
I necessarily have to pass my data from the master DB to the slave? Can't it just be to create the slave and the data I have is automatically passed from the master to the slave?
why do we need to import the snapshot, I thought by "connecting" the slave to the master db, the slave data would be sync with the master data
Great video thanks. I am setting up the same in bitnami, Is there any special thing we have to do in bitnami…? When i change the bind_address to ip address provided by azure server…. its unable to restart the mysql. Please let me know if i am doing any mistake.
So awesome man, thanks!
Wow 6 years old and still going well, the video was so clear and exciting i had to give it a go was a bit different in places for some reason but maybe is coz of newer MySQL software and i also had to install ssh to get the data to go to the other server. Question now that i have a master and a slave i original was trying it as a possible backup but now i see that i should use it for writes and slave as reads. do you know if i should just have the Apache on the master or have apache on all the slaves as well? sorry if obvious answer
Dude, great, no-nonsense tutorial! Replication setup finally makes sense! Thank you!
Impressed! you guys are good
not able to connect two guest ubuntu os using vagrant? how you configured your vagrant file?
Thank you for this great tutorial.
are those 2 separate servers on Ubuntu? how to set it up?
Great!Thanks!
May I ask. Is there a way to set up the replication within a local network with 192.168.0.x ips?
Well structured, narrated and demonstrated. A real Pro.
Thanks dude.. Really useful.
Good video, thanks a lot
Easy does it guys. This is the tutorial. 😀
This video was a masterpiece. thanks for sharing it.
Many thanks!!! It's really helpful. It works 100% .The same procedure works on Debian 8 too.
Simple, Precise and to the Point. Very good presentation indeed. Hats off!
If I turn one server off for a period of time and then turn it back on will it automatically sync with it?
Hi
My configurations are present in /etc/my.cnf, where this log-bin and server id is not present i manually added it , after that am not able to start mysql.
This was very helpful
Can you kindly add a video that explains how to promote a slave to master if actual master goes down.
Thanks god. thanks you very much
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nice explanation thank
THANKS A LOT DOOD !!! I use WAMP on 2012 R2 so I had to change it a little (the part on bind-address) and finaly it works !!! Just don't forget to stop the slave and only start it again when you have done the dump (sync problems).
can you give the description on how much RAM and disk memory used on each Virtual OS? Thanks
Great!
thank you sir 🙂
Very good, short and accurate. got my replication server working in less than 20 min. great work!!
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