MySQL in a USB, with a little help of Fabric

Posted on 29/07/2015 by Keith Hollman

If you’ve wanted to see how well MySQL Fabric actually works and how easy it makes setting up replication and switching Masters & Slaves back and forth, with a sample use case of having the master stored in a USB stick, then feel free to have a look at:

http://www.slideshare.net/keithhollman5/mysql-fabric-in-a-usb

o la versión en Español:

http://www.slideshare.net/keithhollman5/mysql-fabric-en-un-usb

Please let me know what you think.

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About Keith Hollman

Focused on RDBMS' for over 25 years, both Oracle and MySQL on -ix's of all shapes 'n' sizes. Small and local, large and international or just cloud. Whether it's HA, DnR, virtualization, containered or just plain admin tasks, a philosophy of sharing out-and-about puts a smile on my face. Because none of us ever stop learning. Teams work better together.
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