MySQL Replication Blueprint

MySQL Replication Blueprint

The MySQL Replication Blueprint whitepaper includes all aspects of a Replication topology with the ins and outs of deployment, setting up replication, monitoring, upgrades, performing backups and managing high availability using proxies.

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1. Introduction
2. Why a Blueprint for Replication?
- 2.1. Replication in the pre-MySQL 5.6 era
- 2.2. Making MySQL Replication Production Ready
- 2.3. GTID - A Stronger Foundation for Replication
3. Introducing the MySQL Replication Blueprint
- 3.1. Deployment
- 3.2. Master/Slave
- 3.3. Multi Master
- 3.4. Parallel replication
- 3.5. Multi source replication
- 3.6. Management & Monitoring
- 3.7. Load balancers
4. Monitoring
- 4.1. Availability
- 4.2. Performance
- 4.3. Alerting
5. Management
- 5.1. Replication topology changes
- 5.2. Adding new slaves
  - 5.2.1. Why would you delay a slave?
- 5.3. Repairing a broken replication topology
  - 5.3.1. Slave promotion
  - 5.3.2. Most advanced slave without GTID
  - 5.3.3. Most advanced slave with GTID
  - 5.3.4. Automated slave promotion
- 5.4. Backups
  - 5.4.1. Logical or physical backups?
  - 5.4.2. Do you need full or incremental backups?
  - 5.4.3. Scheduling
  - 5.4.4. Testing your backups
- 5.5. Updating to a newer version
- 5.6. Schema changes
- 5.7. Configuration changes
6. Load Balancing
- 6.1. What are the benefits of proxies?
- 6.2. Read/Write splitting
- 6.3. Which proxy to choose?
- 6.4. Query Caching
- 6.5. Query rewrites