Skip navigation links

The world's most popular open source database

Login | Register

Developer Zone
Downloads
Documentation

MySQL Server
MySQL Enterprise
MySQL Workbench
MySQL Cluster
MySQL Connectors
Topic Guides
Expert Guides
Other Docs
Archives
About

Documentation Library
- Table of Contents

Search manual:

MySQL HA/Scalability Guide

Preface and Legal Notices »

Section Navigation [Toggle]

MySQL HA/Scalability Guide

MySQL HA/Scalability Guide

Abstract

This is the MySQL HA/Scalability Guide extract from the MySQL Reference Manual.

Document generated on: 2013-05-16 (revision: 35188)

Table of Contents [+/-]

Preface and Legal Notices

1. High Availability and Scalability

2. Overview of MySQL with DRBD/Pacemaker/Corosync/Oracle Linux

3. Using MySQL with memcached [+/-]

3.1. Installing memcached

3.2. Using memcached [+/-]

3.2.1. memcached Deployment
3.2.2. Using Namespaces
3.2.3. Data Expiry
3.2.4. memcached Hashing/Distribution Types
3.2.5. Using memcached and DTrace
3.2.6. Memory Allocation within memcached
3.2.7. memcached Thread Support
3.2.8. memcached Logs

3.3. Developing a memcached Application [+/-]

3.3.1. Basic memcached Operations
3.3.2. Using memcached as a MySQL Caching Layer
3.3.3. Using libmemcached with C and C++
3.3.4. Using MySQL and memcached with Perl
3.3.5. Using MySQL and memcached with Python
3.3.6. Using MySQL and memcached with PHP
3.3.7. Using MySQL and memcached with Ruby
3.3.8. Using MySQL and memcached with Java
3.3.9. Using the memcached TCP Text Protocol

3.4. Getting memcached Statistics [+/-]

3.4.1. memcached General Statistics
3.4.2. memcached Slabs Statistics
3.4.3. memcached Item Statistics
3.4.4. memcached Size Statistics
3.4.5. memcached Detail Statistics
3.4.6. Using memcached-tool

3.5. memcached FAQ

4. Using MySQL within an Amazon EC2 Instance [+/-]

4.1. Setting Up MySQL on an EC2 AMI
4.2. EC2 Instance Limitations
4.3. Deploying a MySQL Database Using EC2

5. MySQL Proxy [+/-]

5.1. MySQL Proxy Supported Platforms

5.2. Installing MySQL Proxy [+/-]

5.2.1. Installing MySQL Proxy from a Binary Distribution
5.2.2. Installing MySQL Proxy from a Source Distribution
5.2.3. Installing MySQL Proxy from the Bazaar Repository
5.2.4. Setting Up MySQL Proxy as a Windows Service

5.3. MySQL Proxy Command Options

5.4. MySQL Proxy Scripting [+/-]

5.4.1. Proxy Scripting Sequence During Query Injection
5.4.2. Internal Structures
5.4.3. Capturing a Connection with connect_server()
5.4.4. Examining the Handshake with read_handshake()
5.4.5. Examining the Authentication Credentials with read_auth()
5.4.6. Accessing Authentication Information with read_auth_result()
5.4.7. Manipulating Queries with read_query()
5.4.8. Manipulating Results with read_query_result()

5.5. Using MySQL Proxy [+/-]

5.5.1. Using the Administration Interface

5.6. MySQL Proxy FAQ

Copyright © 1997, 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Legal Notices

Top / Next / Table of Contents

Developer Zone
Documentation
Developer Articles
News & Events
Forums
Lists
Bugs
Worklog
Planet MySQL
Labs

Downloads
MySQL Community Server
MySQL Proxy
MySQL Cluster
MySQL Workbench
MySQL Connectors
Archives

Documentation
MySQL Reference Manuals
MySQL Workbench
Expert Guides
Topic Guides
MySQL Cluster
Other Documents
About
Archives

About MySQL
Contact Us
How to Buy
Partners
Job Opportunities
Site Map

Legal
Legal Policies
Your Privacy Rights
Terms of Use
Trademark Policy
Contributor Agreement

© 2013, Oracle Corporation and/or its affiliates