I have done master master replication . I want to do multi master master replication. I research and found mostly master master replication in circular topology. But I want to do one supermaster who reads and update other masters. Is it possible? Is anybody did this?
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Jump to PostSince no one answered you might need to pare down the question to something a little simpler or rephrase.
Jump to PostThat was the point being made. Why start another thread, post another question which is the same as the one you posted before and had no bites? Far better to have added a comment to the original asking if anyone had any ideas, and maybe giving a bit more detail …
Jump to PostYes, it is possible, and how to do it is outlined in MySQL's excellent documentation.
However, you almost certainly don't need multi-master. You just don't.
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