Hello Felipe,
You need MySQL 4.1 with clustering enabled at compile time (the 4.1-max binaries are this way) then check the following docs
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/ndbcluster.html
It's actually quite painless to get 2-way binary replication setup in a MySQL cluster once you understand how the whole system is going to work.
-Evan
Felipe Martins wrote:
Hi everybody,
In order to increase the security, performance, reliability and scalability of my VoIP Service I'm putting SER and Mysql at two separate Servers. I'm a kind of worried about my mysql server, because, if its comes to stop one day, none of my Users will connect. In order to solve this problem, I'm thinking of doing a Redundant MySQL DB Server. I'm not sure how am I going to do that. Has anyone done it already, that could share some information ? I'm trying to make all my 3 Sip Server use my Local Mysql DB Server Machine to auth, but another Mysql Server Machine to do the redudance.
Any help will be great
Best Regards Thanks in Advance