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πŸš€ Database Replication in Spring Boot: Implementing Primary-Replica Setup to Prevent Data Loss

Sanjay Singh
3 min read2 days ago

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πŸ“Œ Introduction

Ensuring data consistency, high availability, and fault tolerance is crucial for any scalable application. Database replication, particularly a Primary-Replica (Master-Slave) setup, provides redundancy, enhances performance, and prevents data loss.

In this guide, we will explore how to configure MySQL replication in a Spring Boot application while leveraging read-write separation for optimal efficiency..

Database Replication in Spring Boot: Implementing Primary-Replica Setup to Prevent Data Loss

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🎯 Why Use Database Replication?

Replication is essential to: βœ… Improve read performance by distributing queries to replicas. βœ… Ensure high availability by providing backup in case of failures. βœ… Prevent data loss by maintaining multiple copies of data. βœ…β€¦

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Sanjay Singh
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