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Tungsten University: Unleashing the Power of Tungsten Connectors
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posted by Petri Virsunen of team blog Continuent Team Blog on Thu 21 Feb 2013 20:21 UTC
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(edit) mysql, failover, load balancing, fail over, Continuent Tungsten, Continuent Tungsten Replicator, database replication, online maintenance
How To Configure Tungsten Connector For Load Balancing, Read/Write Splitting, Automatic Failover And Online Maintenance
Webinar Monday, Nov 5th @ 15:00 GMT - MySQL High Availability Realized
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posted by Petri Virsunen on Mon 29 Oct 2012 20:29 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Replication, failover, fail over, Disaster Recovery, Continuent Tungsten, geo-cluster, high availabiity
High Availability (HA) ensures all important business information is available for your application even when there is no database failure. This includes: How about when you are upgrading your database schema? What if you need to add memory to a database server or reconfigure/restart MySQL? If your apps want to read data from a MySQL slave, how can you be sure they are not reading stale data
Multi-Master, Multi-Site MySQL Databases Made Easy with Continuent Tungsten
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posted by Petri Virsunen of team blog Continuent Team Blog on Mon 15 Oct 2012 17:13 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Replication, Giuseppe Maxia, fail over, Robert Hodges, Disaster Recovery, multi-master, Continuent Tungsten, multi-site, system-of-record
Cross-site databases are the next challenge facing today's MySQL-based businesses. Continuent Tungsten provides multiple options for spreading data across sites, including primary/DR, multi-master, and system-of-record approaches. Learn how Continuent Tungsten enables replication, failover, and routing of transactions between sites.  In this video (recording of our webinar on 10/11/12) we
Simple MySQL Proxy Failover
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posted by Sheeri K. Cabral on Thu 27 Mar 2008 20:15 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Group Blog Posts, proxy, failover, load balancing, fail over, load balancer

mysql-proxy defaults to round-robin load balancing. There are fancy tricks around to get mysql-proxy to balance connections based on how many idle connections there are in a proxy-based connection pool.

But there is no code that I found that would simply load balance based on “always go to one server, go to another server only when the first server is down.”

Well, I spent way too long figuring this out today, again running into the problem where the manual hasn’t been updated. I have indeed made a Forge snippet of this code, but it does not hurt to post it here.

This was in fact taken from

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