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+++ v5:loadbalancer:index [2017/04/16 18:59] – mnewnham
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 ====== ADOdb Load Balancer ======
 ===== Introduction =====
-**//ADOdb Load Balancer//** is a standalone code library that can be integrated into an existing ADOdb code base, and provides the ability to automatically, or manually, force read/write and read-only code segments to run on specific servers. In it's default configuration:
+**//ADOdb Load Balancer//** is a standalone code library that can be integrated into an existing ADOdb code base, and provides the ability to automatically, or manually, force read/write and read-only code segments to run on specific servers. It is currently only available for **MySQL** database systems. In it's default configuration:
   * A Primary server is designated to run all read-write code within a transaction
   * A Secondary server is designated to run all other read requests
-This allows a simple replication system, for example the [[|MySQL replication service]], to emulate a cluster configuration, and enhance the performance of the main server by delegating resource-intensive intensive queries to a secondary server.
+This allows a simple replication system, for example the [[|MySQL replication service]], to emulate a cluster configuration, and enhance the performance of the main server by delegating resource-intensive queries to a secondary server.
 More complex configurations can be made, including features such as manual assignation of target servers as well as  transactional assignation of servers and multiple primaries with a randomized connection pool when used in a cluster configuration.