MySQL conference HA tutorial resources

High Availability

Attached are slides and a excercise spreadsheet for the How to evaluate which MySQL High Availability solution best suits you tutorial.

We will use the spreadsheet after the break, please download it now.

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Evaluating HA alternatives MySQL tutorial2.pdf (874.47 KB)

Evaluating HA alternatives MySQL tutorial.odp (1.21 MB)

Evaluating HA alternatives MySQL tutorial.ods (31.59 KB)

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