How MySQL Replication Works
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Explains replication types (synchronous, asynchronous, semi-synchronous; master-master vs master-slave) and how MySQL implements them across versions. Covers binary and relay logs, statement-row-binlog formats (SBR/RBR/mixed), position-tracking issues, GTID, and why replication shortcomings led to projects like Tungsten and Galera, plus a few practical tricks for MySQL replication internals.
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