Mysql series (15) mysql master-slave configuration

There can be many slave libraries. We assume one master M and one slave S.

Add the main M configuration file:

server-id=1
bin-log=logbin

This name is arbitrary

Remember to restart

From S Add the configuration file:

server-id=2

The configuration file is completed

Execute on the main M client:

>show master status;

Record the file and location (File, Position), for example: logbin.000001 120

Execute from the S client:

>change master to master_host='Master S's host address',master_user='Account with synchronous replication permission',master_password='Password',master_log_file='logbin.000001',master_log_pos=120;

The synchronous replication permission is Refers to: REPLICATION SLAVE.

Authorization example sql for the user account (password is pwd) connected from localhost:

>grant replication slave on *.* to 'user'@'localhost' identified by 'pwd';
>flush privileges;

Open from S:

>start slave;

View slave S status:

>show processlist;

Completed.

Master-slave backup means that the instructions executed by the master M machine are automatically executed on the slave S machine. Therefore, if M already has a library that S does not have, the operations you do on the library will cause Synchronous replication failed. Therefore, it is recommended to use a clean MySQL instance for master-slave backup.

Stop slave backup in slave S: stop slave; cleanup: reset slave;

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