We have a setup where we are running 2 servers behind a load balancer
(for HA purposes), where each of these servers is bulk-initialized
daily (via ldif2db.pl) with a large set of data fed to us via batch
extracts from various administrative systems. Up till now, there has
been no need to configure replication between these 2 servers, as all
of the data is read-only. However, we now have a requirement to
update some of the directory data in a "real-time" fashion (e.g., when
particular events fire in our PeopleSoft system we want to update the
directory)--hence, the need for MMR. The batch extracts will still be
our "checkpoints", so we will want to load them in once-per-day, as we
do now.
So, the question is: what would be the "recommended" approach for a
scenario like this? How do we (can we?) make MMR coexist peacefully
with frequent bulk initializations?
TIA,
--Gary
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Gary Windham
Senior Enterprise Systems Architect
The University of Arizona, UITS
+1 520 626 5981
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