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… tables each with hundreds of thousands of records, for we use sphinx based on attributes, but memory consumption is exaggerated, so…
…done with care if you don‘t want to break replication or corrupt your data. Scenario #2: One of the slaves is behind Now …cannot totally forget old-style replication positioning. Conclusion Reconfiguring replication when using GTIDs is usually straightforward: just connect the slave to the correct …
…using Percona Replication Manager (PRM) with RHEL/CentOS prior to 6….heartbeat:IPaddr2): Started percona1 Master/Slave Set: ms_MySQL [p_mysql] Masters: [ percona2 ] Slaves: [ percona3 percona1 ] [root@percona1 … (don‘t forget you should have done this even before updating the first node, but I wanted …
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