Designing a backup solution for Huge Tables
Hi - I have a fairly large MySQL database, comprised of MyIsam and Innodb tables. The database is about 10 GB, with about 7 or 8 GB being Innodb tables. Some of the larger tables I don't even bother backing up at this point.
I probably need to get in and use the backups about 1-2 times a month.
I've tried mysqldump scripts, and I seem to have problems using the data sometimes because the files are so large.
Should I be looking at a hotbackup script? How fast are these? Do these just copy the data files?
I was also thinking some kind of delayed replication might do the trick - is there a way to setup replication so that the slave table only gets updated every 24 hours?
Thanks for the help!!!
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