AlterBrains

Good evening

Is there a way to link to let slaves from server A link to master on server B?

Thanks

Dick

Sorry, please provide more details, what do you mean as "link"?

Sorry for the incompleteness

The slaves would be on another server as the master
on another IP

(reason: the server has reached storage limits)

Dick

Sorry, I still don't understand you. Please learn how a web server and Joomla works first, you need at least basic developer knowledge.

I am very sorry that I am not a developper.
(there are many things in life that I don't know too much abot, but I am willing to learn)

My current set up is
One master and Twelve slaves. They are on server A
Server A has reached its number of innodes limit.
Therefore I need to store other slaves on server B.
Is there a way to let the slaves on Server B connect to the Master Data source on Server A?

I understand perfectly that the paths are now within the server.

In most cases the new server B will not have access to database server on A, besides all servers should be within same subnet. I don't think that it's possible.

Hmmmm....
Thank you for the answer

I was hoping that, with a url as an extra parameter the databases could connect

But then again there would be the problem that, in Direct Admin, the server-prefix for the database and database-user are fixed.

Bummer

I guess I will have to make a 2nd set of master/slaves

Thanks anyway

Even if a connection is possible, the database server is usually located in another network, hence all queries will take lots of time and affect page load. The site will be just unusable.

If your server allows remote mysql connections, you could connect that way. The only problem I see is that mightysites runs on ONE install. All the sites are added to that install. I dont see how you can install mightysites on two different servers under two joomla installs, and have them connect to eachother.

I think its a functionality that should be explored as this will be needed as sites grow.

Count me in for the beta.

Remote MySQL connection is technically possible but it's too slow comparing to connection in local network. That's why it's useless.

And actually only single MySQL connection can be used, while each MySQL server requires own connection.

Hence, only single MySQL server can be used.