MySQL Group Replication is a robust high-availability solution that enables multi-primary or single-primary replication across database nodes. It ensures automatic failover, data consistency, and fault tolerance, making it a crucial feature for mission-critical applications that demand seamless database operations.
Group Replication works on a Paxos-based consensus algorithm, allowing nodes to synchronize data in real time while maintaining strong consistency. It supports multi-primary mode (where all nodes accept writes) and single-primary mode (with one write node and multiple read nodes), helping businesses achieve high availability, scalability, and disaster recovery.
Database administrators often face network partitioning issues, write conflicts, and performance overhead when setting up Group Replication. The blogs under this tag provide detailed insights into troubleshooting, best practices, and performance tuning strategies to ensure seamless replication and database stability.
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