Previously we discussed replication for MySQL systems. In this post, we will discuss various MySQL replication options.
For MySQL, replication is the primary go-to strategy for high availability (HA) and, to some extent, scale. By providing additional copies of the primary database, a MySQL system using replication can withstand the loss of the master database by promoting the slave to be the new master and updating the application endpoints. In addition, replication can provide scale by providing additional read-only copies of the database for the application to leverage. This offloads application read requests from the master, allowing the master to focus more on writes.
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