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Replicating MySQL: A Look at the Binlog and GTIDs

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Date Published
Author
Jacob Prall
Word Count
1,837
Company Posts That Month
4
Language
English
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3
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Summary

This article discusses the process of replicating data in MySQL databases using two major methods - Change Data Capture (CDC) and row-based logging. It explains how to set up CDC replication between MySQL servers with GTIDs, and how to achieve CDC replication across data stores using Airbyte. The article also provides a step-by-step guide on how to enable binary logging in MySQL for replication purposes, and how to create a new MySQL source in the Airbyte UI.

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