Hi all !
We have a working master <-> master replication system consisting of two servers in two different places.
They both get reads and writes, everything is working fine thanks to auto-increment-increment and auto-increment-offset.
We need to replace one of the servers (server A, the other is server B), but don't know how to do this the right way.
How can I stop server A and make sure that everything has been replicated to server B ?
If I can do this, then I will be able to recreate the new server by dumping server B.
I thought that maybe I would set-up some kind of configuration in which A and B replicate to each other (master-master) and C (the new server) would read updates from both, but apparently that is not possible.
Thanks in advance for any help / advice / information on this !
We have a working master <-> master replication system consisting of two servers in two different places.
They both get reads and writes, everything is working fine thanks to auto-increment-increment and auto-increment-offset.
We need to replace one of the servers (server A, the other is server B), but don't know how to do this the right way.
How can I stop server A and make sure that everything has been replicated to server B ?
If I can do this, then I will be able to recreate the new server by dumping server B.
I thought that maybe I would set-up some kind of configuration in which A and B replicate to each other (master-master) and C (the new server) would read updates from both, but apparently that is not possible.
Thanks in advance for any help / advice / information on this !