MySQLMaster-SlaveReplication/master-slave Replication

Using MySQL Master-Slave replication (Master-Slave) to implement read/write splitting is a common extension method: All write operations are completed by the Master, and all read operations are completed by the Slave, you can also set one-master-multiple-slave or dual-master mode to achieve load balancing, greatly enhancing the scalability of MySQL. My Team is also based on a master node like MySQL.

Using MySQL Master-Slave replication (Master-Slave) to implement read/write splitting is a common extension method: All write operations are completed by the Master, and all read operations are completed by the Slave, you can also set one-master-multiple-slave or dual-master mode to achieve load balancing, greatly enhancing the scalability of MySQL. My Team is also based on a master node like MySQL.

Using MySQL Master-Slave replication (Master-Slave) to implement read/write splitting is a common extension method: All write operations are completed by the Master, and all read operations are completed by the Slave, you can also set one-master-multiple-slave or dual-master mode to achieve load balancing, greatly enhancing the scalability of MySQL. My Team also uses MySQL's master-slave replication structure to expand MySQL performance. However, I did not build this platform, this article is the result of my self-study in my spare time (whether you have read it or not, the implication here is that I am not responsible for making a problem here ).

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