Combining 2 mysql instances into 1 without downtime
Can I use replication from one database server to another and then start using instance for production and then import other database server into new instance and then use replication to catch up and then use the new database server that contains both database servers combined into 1
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Chris MuenchChris Muench
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Can I use replication from one database server to another and then start using instance for production and then import other database server into new instance and then use replication to catch up and then use the new database server that contains both database servers combined into 1
mysql
asked 5 hours ago
Chris MuenchChris Muench
632722
"Import" takes time; "catchup" takes time. Please elaborate on why you need to combine two versions. Your answer may point us in a direction to best help you.
– Rick James
2 hours ago
I am looking to take 2 rds instances and combine to 1 without downtime by using replication twice
– Chris Muench
1 hour ago
While you are importing, you probably can't allow writes to the 'source'. Won't this be "downtime"?
– Rick James
1 hour ago
add a comment |
Can I use replication from one database server to another and then start using instance for production and then import other database server into new instance and then use replication to catch up and then use the new database server that contains both database servers combined into 1
mysql
asked 5 hours ago
Chris MuenchChris Muench
632722
Can I use replication from one database server to another and then start using instance for production and then import other database server into new instance and then use replication to catch up and then use the new database server that contains both database servers combined into 1
mysql
mysql
asked 5 hours ago
Chris MuenchChris Muench
632722
asked 5 hours ago
Chris MuenchChris Muench
632722
asked 5 hours ago
Chris MuenchChris Muench
632722
asked 5 hours ago
Chris MuenchChris Muench
632722
asked 5 hours ago
Chris MuenchChris Muench
632722
632722
"Import" takes time; "catchup" takes time. Please elaborate on why you need to combine two versions. Your answer may point us in a direction to best help you.
– Rick James
2 hours ago
I am looking to take 2 rds instances and combine to 1 without downtime by using replication twice
– Chris Muench
1 hour ago
While you are importing, you probably can't allow writes to the 'source'. Won't this be "downtime"?
– Rick James
1 hour ago
add a comment |
"Import" takes time; "catchup" takes time. Please elaborate on why you need to combine two versions. Your answer may point us in a direction to best help you.
– Rick James
2 hours ago
I am looking to take 2 rds instances and combine to 1 without downtime by using replication twice
– Chris Muench
1 hour ago
While you are importing, you probably can't allow writes to the 'source'. Won't this be "downtime"?
– Rick James
1 hour ago
"Import" takes time; "catchup" takes time. Please elaborate on why you need to combine two versions. Your answer may point us in a direction to best help you.
– Rick James
2 hours ago
"Import" takes time; "catchup" takes time. Please elaborate on why you need to combine two versions. Your answer may point us in a direction to best help you.
– Rick James
2 hours ago
I am looking to take 2 rds instances and combine to 1 without downtime by using replication twice
– Chris Muench
1 hour ago
I am looking to take 2 rds instances and combine to 1 without downtime by using replication twice
– Chris Muench
1 hour ago
While you are importing, you probably can't allow writes to the 'source'. Won't this be "downtime"?
– Rick James
1 hour ago
While you are importing, you probably can't allow writes to the 'source'. Won't this be "downtime"?
– Rick James
1 hour ago
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"Import" takes time; "catchup" takes time. Please elaborate on why you need to combine two versions. Your answer may point us in a direction to best help you.
– Rick James
2 hours ago
I am looking to take 2 rds instances and combine to 1 without downtime by using replication twice
– Chris Muench
1 hour ago
While you are importing, you probably can't allow writes to the 'source'. Won't this be "downtime"?
– Rick James
1 hour ago