How to do the MySQL master-master replication with conflict resolution,auto sync after fail over
We have a business requirement in that, We need to do the MySQL Master-Master replication by solving the below possible issues.
- Conflict resolution
- Auto sync after MySQL server failure
Here, We are going to write the data in both the Master MySQL servers and the data should not get conflicted at any cost. Please help us to find the best way of MySQL replication in order to achieve our requirement.
mysql replication database-replication mysql-cluster
asked Nov 17 '17 at 14:30
Rajasekaran MRajasekaran M
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We have a business requirement in that, We need to do the MySQL Master-Master replication by solving the below possible issues.
- Conflict resolution
- Auto sync after MySQL server failure
Here, We are going to write the data in both the Master MySQL servers and the data should not get conflicted at any cost. Please help us to find the best way of MySQL replication in order to achieve our requirement.
mysql replication database-replication mysql-cluster
asked Nov 17 '17 at 14:30
Rajasekaran MRajasekaran M
6811
You will have to come up with a table and application scheme that prevents conflicts as base replication doesn't handle them. You could use autogen keys on each side with different starting numbers, you could attempt a GUID generation in the application because if you do it at the database, the statement will generate different GUID values and, while there won't be a conflict, you won't be able to identify the rows in each database.
– T Gray
Nov 17 '17 at 19:38
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We have a business requirement in that, We need to do the MySQL Master-Master replication by solving the below possible issues.
- Conflict resolution
- Auto sync after MySQL server failure
Here, We are going to write the data in both the Master MySQL servers and the data should not get conflicted at any cost. Please help us to find the best way of MySQL replication in order to achieve our requirement.
mysql replication database-replication mysql-cluster
asked Nov 17 '17 at 14:30
Rajasekaran MRajasekaran M
6811
We have a business requirement in that, We need to do the MySQL Master-Master replication by solving the below possible issues.
- Conflict resolution
- Auto sync after MySQL server failure
Here, We are going to write the data in both the Master MySQL servers and the data should not get conflicted at any cost. Please help us to find the best way of MySQL replication in order to achieve our requirement.
mysql replication database-replication mysql-cluster
mysql replication database-replication mysql-cluster
asked Nov 17 '17 at 14:30
Rajasekaran MRajasekaran M
6811
asked Nov 17 '17 at 14:30
Rajasekaran MRajasekaran M
6811
asked Nov 17 '17 at 14:30
Rajasekaran MRajasekaran M
6811
asked Nov 17 '17 at 14:30
Rajasekaran MRajasekaran M
6811
asked Nov 17 '17 at 14:30
Rajasekaran MRajasekaran M
6811
6811
You will have to come up with a table and application scheme that prevents conflicts as base replication doesn't handle them. You could use autogen keys on each side with different starting numbers, you could attempt a GUID generation in the application because if you do it at the database, the statement will generate different GUID values and, while there won't be a conflict, you won't be able to identify the rows in each database.
– T Gray
Nov 17 '17 at 19:38
add a comment |
You will have to come up with a table and application scheme that prevents conflicts as base replication doesn't handle them. You could use autogen keys on each side with different starting numbers, you could attempt a GUID generation in the application because if you do it at the database, the statement will generate different GUID values and, while there won't be a conflict, you won't be able to identify the rows in each database.
– T Gray
Nov 17 '17 at 19:38
You will have to come up with a table and application scheme that prevents conflicts as base replication doesn't handle them. You could use autogen keys on each side with different starting numbers, you could attempt a GUID generation in the application because if you do it at the database, the statement will generate different GUID values and, while there won't be a conflict, you won't be able to identify the rows in each database.
– T Gray
Nov 17 '17 at 19:38
You will have to come up with a table and application scheme that prevents conflicts as base replication doesn't handle them. You could use autogen keys on each side with different starting numbers, you could attempt a GUID generation in the application because if you do it at the database, the statement will generate different GUID values and, while there won't be a conflict, you won't be able to identify the rows in each database.
– T Gray
Nov 17 '17 at 19:38
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You will have to come up with a table and application scheme that prevents conflicts as base replication doesn't handle them. You could use autogen keys on each side with different starting numbers, you could attempt a GUID generation in the application because if you do it at the database, the statement will generate different GUID values and, while there won't be a conflict, you won't be able to identify the rows in each database.
– T Gray
Nov 17 '17 at 19:38