MariaDB Replication
Learn about standard replication in MariaDB Server for high availability. This section covers configuring and managing master-replica setups to ensure data redundancy and improve read scalability.
Replication OverviewReplication StatementsSetting Up ReplicationGlobal Transaction IDRead-Only ReplicasMulti-Source ReplicationMulti-Master Ring ReplicationDelayed ReplicationParallel ReplicationSemisynchronous ReplicationRow-based Replication With No Primary KeyUnsafe Statements for Statement-Based ReplicationReplication FiltersReplication ThreadsReplication and Foreign KeysReplication and Binary Log System VariablesReplication and Binary Log Status VariablesBinlog Event Checksum InteroperabilityBinlog Event ChecksumsChanging a Replica to Become the PrimaryReplication When the Primary and Replica Have Different Table DefinitionsEnhancements for START TRANSACTION WITH CONSISTENT SNAPSHOTRestricting Speed of Reading Binlog from Primary by a ReplicaRunning Triggers on the Replica for Row-based EventsSelectively Skipping Replication of Binlog EventsObsolete Replication Information
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