If you look into the key elements of replication, then the very basic element is Binary log or binlog. Over the period of time we have made efforts to improve the management of this quintessential element of replication. To keep up with our raising standards and requirements coming from the global MySQL community we have introduced two new features to help you manage your binary logs more efficiently.…
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MySQL Binlog Events Use case and Examples
This is in continuation to the previous post, if you have not read that, I would advise you to go through that before continue reading.
I discussed about three use cases in my last post, here I will explain them in detail.…
MySQL Binlog Events – reading and handling information from your Binary Log
MySQL replication is among the top features of MySQL. In replication data is replicated from one MySQL Server (also knows as Master) to another MySQL Server(also known as Slave). MySQL Binlog Events is a set of libraries which work on top of replication and open directions for myriad of use cases like extracting data from binary log files, building application to support heterogeneous replication, filtering events from binary log files and much more.…