Tungsten Replicator Cookbook

This is a collection of practical recipes to deal with Tungsten Replicator.

• Basic installation
• Install a master / slave cluster
• Get the replicator
• Install a master slave directory with customized parameters
• Install more than one Tungsten Replicator in one host
• Install a direct slave with parallel replication
• Taking over replication from a MySQL slave in direct mode
• Install Tungsten master/slave replication in a sandbox
• Chain two replication clusters
• Modify one or more properties with the installer
• Restrict replication to specific schemas and tables
• Add one slave to an existing master
• Start a master service with a given binlog and position
• Modify the configuration template file prior to configuration

• Multi-Master Installation
• Install bi-directional replication
• Install bi-directional replication with an additional slave
• Install a three masters replication
• Install a four masters replication

• Heterogeneous Replication
• PostgreSQL to PostgreSQL and MySQL Replication
• Install a prototype PostgreSQL logical replicator (master)
• Install a PostgreSQL applier replicator (slave)
• Install a MySQL applier replicator (slave)
• MySQL to PostgreSQL and Oracle Replication
• Install a MySQL Master
• Install a PostgreSQL Slave
• Install an Oracle Slave
• MySQL to MongoDB Replication
• Install a MySQL Master
• Install a MongoDB Slave

• Administration
• Check replication services
• Check replication status
• Suspend and resume replication
• Resuming replication and skipping a transaction
• Inspect Transaction History Logs
• Check parallel replication status
• Resetting the Transaction History Logs
• Upgrading from Tungsten Replicator 2.0.4 to 2.0.5
• Increasing the JVM memory size
• Managing replicator log space
• Avoiding or Fixing Corrupt Transaction History Logs
• Monitoring and Troubleshooting
• Monitor JVM memory usage

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