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Jun
02
2020
Running MySQL on Kubernetes - deployment using persistent volumes
Posted by Ted Wennmark on Tue 02 Jun 2020 06:40 UTC
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In this demo we are setting up one MySQL Server using k8s, we will use a deployment and NFS as storage. This demo was created on Oracle Cloud (OCI), standard Kubernetes and NFS was use so the setup should work for any cloud deployment or on-prem. More information on my github page here Persistent volumes Setup a NFS Server for your persistent volumes, howto here If you are using a public cloud provider you can most likely use dynamic storage options for PV. In bellow examples I have a NFS Server on IP: 10.0.0.50 The NFS exposes folder:

  • /var/nfs/pv099

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Jul
20
2010
DBJ – Mult-master MySQL Improves Manageability
Posted by Sean Hull on Tue 20 Jul 2010 13:00 UTC
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Multi-master MySQL, with the MMM management software brings a whole host of new features, and manageability to your MySQL deployments.   Run backups, alter tables, perform upgrades all without slowing down your production users.

Read more at Database Journal – Using Multi-master MySQL To Get A Leg Up On Database Performance

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