An Introduction to High Availability Architectures with MySQL and DRBD (Distributed Replication Block Device)

Join us for this webinar where you can learn how to combine MySQL, the world’s most popular open source database in the world, with other open-source high-availability components like DRBD (Distributed Replication Block Device) and Linux-HA, to create scalable database clusters.

For organizations who cannot afford costly components like SAN (Shared Area Network) or proprietary clustering hardware or software, DRBD presents an excellent alternative. DRBD supports synchronous replication in a distributed storage system. When used in conjunction with components like Linux-HA, one can also manage the fail-over requirements of the system. Further, the system can leverage MySQL’s replication and partitioning to enable scale-out. In this webinar we explore the various components and how they can be used to create MySQL high-availability clusters. We also provide some real-world examples of MySQL used in conjunction with DRBD.

In this webinar, we will explore how MySQL and DRBD can help your organization:

• Lower Costs with Open Source software and Commodity hardware
• Ensure data availability & Resynchronization in the event of a failure
• Manage application and database fail-over
• Understand the various High Availability architectures MySQL supports
• Design an Architecture leveraging the knowledge of real world examples to discover a high availability architecture most applicable to you
• Integrate high availability components into your existing or new application with the experts from MySQL’s Professional Services

WHO:

• Jimmy Guerrero, Senior Product Manager, MySQL

WHAT:

An Introduction to High Availability Architectures with MySQL and DRBD (Distributed Replication Block Device) web presentation.

WHERE:

Simply access the web seminar from the comfort of your own office.

WHY:

To learn how to combine MySQL, the world’s most popular open source database in the world, with other open-source high-availability components like DRBD (Distributed Replication Block Device) and Linux-HA, to create scalable database clusters.

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