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  1. sowell

    sowell Member

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    Is it possible with cpanel to do mysql clustering where sql will reside on a server outside the webhosting environment??? Would it even make sense to do such a thing?

    We are in the midst of trying to configure a scalable, easy to use solution and we are extremely interested in cpanel so i am just curious if this is possible.



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    its posible
     
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    Very Easy

    In short - this is very simple to do.

    What you would do - is add a server into your network with a private IP
    add a private IP into your local machine - (suggest a gigabit connection :) but thats just me )

    now go into WHM and setup a remote SQL server...


    You can change the MySQL server from the local server ("localhost") to point to a remote server. This allows MySQL functions to be performed by another computer.


    Steps

    1 To access the SQL Services Menu, click on SQL Services, on the main screen of your WebHost Manager interface.

    2 Click on Setup Remote MySQL server.

    3 Enter the name (or ip) of the remote server in the Remote MySQL Host field and its password in the Remote Mysql Host's Root Password field.

    NOTE: Do not enter the root password for the remote MySQL server in the Remote MySQL Host's Root Password field.

    4 Click on Setup.
     
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    #3 hostmedic, Jun 27, 2007
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    btw welcome

    By the Way - welcome to the community -
     
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    thanks ALOT for the detailed reply and help. If this is the way things go around here I'm glad to be a part. again homedic thanks for the reply.
     
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    Yes we did record the presentations. They are currently undergoing post-production processing.
     
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    If a new domain is added to the main server, or a new DB is created by a cuser, will it automatically be created / replicated on the other server?
     
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    Once the Remote DB setup is performed, new databases, database users, etc, will be done on the remote server, not the local one (barring bugs).
     
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    Do you need only mysql cluster, or are interested in fully redundant cpanel servers?
     
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    small question. if the mysql is under heavy usage. how will i make 2 servers clustered to handle the mysql load? i mean .. the same database.
     
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    #13 katmai, Sep 18, 2007
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    It kind of depends upon the level of complexity you want. Generally speaking it would involve a threee server setup:

    Two MySQL servers
    One proxy server

    Along with customizing the application because such a setup would likely use Replication which mandates that data modification only happen on one server, the Master. Hence the application would need customized to send INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE type statements to the Master, while SELECT type statements would go to the proxy server for load balancing. Hopefully your application does far more SELECTing than UPDATEing.

    You might checkout http://forge.mysql.com/wiki/MySQL_Proxy for info about a proxy, or http://haproxy.1wt.eu/ for a more generalized solution. Also, it is possible to do soemthing like combinae the Master MySQL and Proxy onto one server.

    It's really difficult to give a pat answer to these types of questions because:

    1) There are numerous ways to reach the stated goal

    2) The particular requirements should be fully defined - which can be difficult to convey on a Forum


    Anyway, if the videos from the Seminar are posted, look for my presentation on MySQL replication and clustering.
     
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    #14 cPanelKenneth, Sep 18, 2007
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    i was checking it now. thanks for the tips, i will be reading into this and see what i can come up with :)
     
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    You're welcome. We are always here for Q & A. There might be some weak areas with the presentation, since it was originally to be 30 min, but was redone for a 60 min time slot a couple days before the seminar :D (love scheduling, so much fun ;))

    One thing I mentioned in a prior thread is we will be removing the current way of mapping MySQL database names to the cPanel account name. When and how this will happen is unknown, but once it happens it will simplify this entire topic.
     
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    how can mysql -h localhost work ?

    because all users have 'localhost' in their config.php files for their applications and now they are all down

    mysql -h 192.168.2.10 is working just fine but not mysql -h localhost or mysql -h 127.0.0.1
     
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    also all users in the mysql "user" table are granted access with 'localhost' not the other server IP

    how to automatically fix it?
     
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