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  PECL/mysqlnd_ms: quality of service filter

  Posted: December 5th, 2011, 3:52am MST by Ulf Wendel

  What if your PHP application could tell the mysqlnd library what service quality you need when using a MySQL replication cluster? If you wanted read-your-writes, the driver would select replication nodes for you which can offer it. If you can allow replication lag but no more than three seconds, the ...