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Re: Initial cluster setup
Posted by: Jonathan Miller
Date: July 06, 2005 03:57PM

Only if the application starts talking to the mysqld process that is on the box that is left up and running.

So you have 2 boxes that truly make up the cluster. Box 1 has 2 ndbd and 1 mysqld and box 2 had 2 ndbd and 1 mysqld.

The mysqld process are how you get into the cluster, so box 1 goes down, then the mysqld on box 2 will still be talking to the cluster. The application would need to fail over and start talking to the mysqld process that is still alive.

Make sense?

Not sure what all will be running on box 3, but the ndb_mgmd takes very little over head, you might want to consider adding it into the cluster with 2 more data nodes (ndbd).

Thanks,

Jonathan Miller
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