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mysql replication

HI,

I have around 30 databases need to replicate on my new db(slave) server , this si my first time am doing such replication , i have got some tutorials over google , but how can we mention around 30 DB in my.cnf file , would that possible?

Need useful suggestions.

Comments

  • Depending on your storage, it may make the most sense to make a binary snapshot then tell the slave to catch up. 30 isn't that bad unless they're pushing gigs of traffic with no hope of the slave ever catching up.

  • CloudxtnyHostCloudxtnyHost Member, Host Rep

    If you don't care what gets replicated across, you don't have to specify a database and then mysql will replicate all databases.

  • Just replicate all db

  • @robohost said:
    Just replicate all db

    Yes . thats all the solution for this . replicate all databases

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