Question
How to Sync two droplets on automate...?
- Posted on July 12, 2020
- Load Balancing
Asked by numantahir1
Hey,
Right now i’m using single droplet but now i want to make 2 droplet with load balancing… and im using PHP + Mysql web application with DOMAIN so could you please tell me how to i configure or what i do best to make Auto Sync like if any new record Insert in DATABASE that will me auto update in second droplet without any manual steps…?
is there any way to handle this…?
waiting your reply
Regards…
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Thank you for reply… as per your reply i like this way but with this i also want Files and Images Sync system to 1 droplet to and other Automatically… basically i have deploy a PORTAL that use multiple clients and Agents so if i move to Load balance there only 1 issue how to update both in same time… like if i change or modify or any Agent/Client upload any Images then this images should be sync in Both Droplet… if you got my point what im trying to say so possible have any way to Auto…?
Regards, Thanks
Hello, @numantahir1
What you can do is to setup a database replication between the two droplets. In this way the records will be replicated between the two databases as per your request.
You can have a look at our existing tutorial for the Master-Slave replication in MySQL:
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-master-slave-replication-in-mysql
One thing to keep in mind is to backup your data before starting and also taking a snapshot of your droplet as well. In this way if anything goes offhand you can quickly restore it backup to how it was.
Regards, Alex