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MySQL replication in action - Part 1: GTID & Co
In the latest releases of MySQL and MariaDB we have seen several replication improvements. One of the most exciting additions is the ability to enhance basic replication with multiple sources. Those who have used replication for a while should remember that one of the tenets of the “old” replication was that a slave couldn’t have more than one master. This was The Law and there was no escape ... until now. The only way to work around that prohibition was to use circular replication, also known …

Summer is flying by and it's almost time to get back to school! We will be continuing our Tungsten University series on August 22nd, with a live webcast "MySQL Multi-Master Operations Made Simple With Tungsten Replicator 2.1". 

Deployment of MySQL multi-master topologies with Tungsten Replicator has been constantly improving. Yet, earlier there were some heavy operations to sustain, and

Tungsten Replicator is a popular replacement for MySQL replication. It has now become a mature and robust product, with an easy-to-use installer. While installing a simple master/slave topology was made as easy as it could possibly be since version 2.0.3, installing complex topologies was still a matter for advanced users only.

Not any more! Continuent has released a package of cookbook

December 6th @ 10 am PT/1pm ET Learn more at http://bit.ly/U51cM5   Tungsten Replicator is a popular replacement for MySQL replication. With new 2.0.6 release, it has now become a mature and robust product, with an easy-to-use installer. While installing a simple master/slave topology was made as easy as it could possibly be, installing complex topologies was still a matter for advanced users