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====== ADOdb Load Balancer ====== | ====== ADOdb Load Balancer ====== | ||
+ | **This feature is available from ADOdb version 5.21 onwards** | ||
===== Introduction ===== | ===== Introduction ===== | ||
- | **//ADOdb Load Balancer// | + | **//ADOdb Load Balancer// |
* A Primary server is designated to run all read-write code within a transaction | * 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 | * 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, | + | This allows a simple replication system, for example the [[|MySQL replication service]], to emulate a cluster configuration, |
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. | 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. |
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