Re: Selecting backend based on the user connecting
This is similar to the keepalive tutorial where we show read/write splitting.
The idea is:
* connect_server() builds a pool of connections to all backends and maintains it
* read_query() picks a backend based on the user, query, ...
This assumes that all servers share the same user + passwords.
http://svn.mysql.com/svnpublic/mysql-proxy/trunk/examples/tutorial-keepalive.lua
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Jan Kneschke, MySQL Enterprise Tools
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