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High-availability technologies mask the effects of hardware or software failure, so that perceived downtime for users and applications is minimized.
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Multi-master + slaves replication in MySQL
I've been playing around with MySQL and tried to create replication topology according to the following picture. Slaves are used as read servers and Masters are used as both read and write servers.
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