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Book Synopsis: Replication is an excellent way to protect data and ensure uninterrupted service. For systems administrators who know the basics of MySQL, this book can help them to learn about MySQL Replication and assist them in keeping replication running or to get it running again when it inevitably stops. Despite its moderate size, this book contains a great deal. It contains three parts, as well as some very useful appendices:
Part I lays out the replication process and how to prepare a server for replication. Understanding the process is essential to solving problems.
Part II presents the steps for initializing a slave server and then shown how to start replication and make sure it's running. Part II covers ongoing administration related to replication servers. This includes making backups of databases and how to restore them, smoothly.
The last chapter covers the basics of load balancing methods. The reference information in the appendices will be one of the reasons to keep this book handy for a long time:
- Appendix A provides explanations and examples of the MySQL functions related to replication.
- Appendix B explains the MySQL replication states, the primary clues when replication fails and won't restart.
- Appendix C lists the options for mysqld related to replication and information on setting them well and covers a few other command-line utilities that are invariably used in replication.
Details
Are you tired of worrying about data loss and interrupted service? Look no further than MySQL Replication: An Administrator's Guide to Replication in MySQL. This comprehensive book is the ultimate guide for systems administrators who want to ensure the smooth running of replication in MySQL. With three parts and valuable appendices, this book covers everything from understanding the replication process to on-going administration and load balancing methods.
In Part I, you'll learn how to prepare a server for replication and gain a deep understanding of the replication process. Say goodbye to solving replication problems blindly and hello to having complete control over your data. Part II takes you through the steps of initializing a slave server and starting replication. You'll also discover the secrets to maintaining a replication server and smoothly restoring backups. Finally, in Part III, we'll dive into load balancing methods to optimize performance.
But the value doesn't end there. The appendices in this book will be your go-to resource for all things related to MySQL replication. Appendix A provides detailed explanations and examples of MySQL functions tied to replication. In Appendix B, you'll find a comprehensive list of replication states and how to troubleshoot failed replication. And in Appendix C, we give you all the information about the options for mysqld related to replication and command-line utilities for replication processes.
Don't settle for mediocre replication. Take control and ensure uninterrupted service with MySQL Replication: An Administrator's Guide to Replication in MySQL. Order now to become a replication expert!Order now
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