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google &quot;mysql ndb cluster howto&quot; &nbsp;and pick one that best suits you. &nbsp;Be prepared for a steep learning curve though. &nbsp;Try it out then post more specific questions later when you encounter difficulties.<br />
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You might also want to try master-slave replication first. &nbsp;It's much simpler, though there is still a slight downtime in case the master fails as you have to point your apps to the slave. &nbsp;Google &quot;mysql replication howto&quot; for that.
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google "mysql ndb cluster howto"  and pick one that best suits you.  Be prepared for a steep learning curve though.  Try it out then post more specific questions later when you encounter difficulties.

You might also want to try master-slave replication first.  It's much simpler, though there is still a slight downtime in case the master fails as you have to point your apps to the slave.  Google "mysql replication howto" for that.

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Johanntagle,<br />
Thanks for your response. Based on your expertise, is there a tutorial in particular that you would recommend?
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Johanntagle,
Thanks for your response. Based on your expertise, is there a tutorial in particular that you would recommend?

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Experts,<br />
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Looking for a guide on how to setup MySql with high availability on a Centos Linux Environment<br />
Redundancy, or a cluster environment.<br />
I am a complete newbie to MySql.<br />
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Thanks
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Experts,

Looking for a guide on how to setup MySql with high availability on a Centos Linux Environment
Redundancy, or a cluster environment.
I am a complete newbie to MySql.

Thanks

MySql High Availability

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Linux

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