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MySql Load Balancing?

thefuzz4
Just curious what your thoughts are on this.  I just setup my first MySQL cluster here at the house.  The next step is to create a MySQL proxy.  Instead of doing that I attempted to use the Load Balancing feature of the UTM.  Sadly my webclient was not able to connect to the database.  I was just wondering what everyone's thoughts were on this and if it truly is possible.  If so how do you go about configuring it to work properly.  Thanks.


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    Hi,

    1. If you're running the product called "MySQL Cluster", there should be a control/query server which handles all connections.

    2. If you're doing multi-master (read/write on all servers), you can use a proxy ("MySQL Proxy" is supposed to be good) or load balancer, or you can do the LB in your application.

    3. If you're doing master-slave (only one server is read/write, rest are read-only), your choices are more limited, most handle it in the application.


    If #2, please post screenshots of the UTM's LB settings.

    Else, please explain further.


    Barry