Hi everyone.
I recently setup a Ubuntu 12.04 LAMP Server at home that I use to develop websites in corporation with clients. I've been using Ubuntu and other Linux distros for a few years, but I am new to servers and have been learning a lot.
I have 2 servers, both running Ubuntu server 11.10.
The first server runs Apache and PHP and it connects to a Mysql database on the second server.
The problem is slow mysql response on the second server.mysql logs does not show any errros other than: 120526 12:56:27 [Note] Plugin 'FEDERATED' is disabled.
I have a (possibly not so quick question) about the best way to set up a 'global' MySQL Database.
I basically need to set up multiple MySQL servers in separate geographical locations that will all server the same data set (i.e. If I add data to one server, it will appear on another server relatively quickly).
I was looking at Vsphere to automatically load balance my apache web servers, and mysql servers but will this actually do the job?
I know it says it does auto load balancing but not actually sure it quite means what I want to achieve.
Is there an easier way to set up a php-apache and mysql cluster within virtual machines?
Or are there any guides to clustering?
I am setting up a single Debian server serving Magento with Mysql. High load is expected (millions of hits per day). I've been reading various people's comments and found so many different setups but I am not sure what to do if I want to. Load balancing between several servers would of course be nice but I have only one server.
Managing Multiple MySQL Servers From One phpMyAdmin Installation (Using SSL Encryption)
This tutorial explains how you can manage multiple MySQL servers from one phpMyAdmin
installation.
I have 2 frontend nginx servers going to 4 backend php-fpm servers which all run Wordpress.
Hello !
I installed LAMP using the command line :
yum install httpd php php-pdo php-mysql php-gd mysql mysql-server
I tested apache by url : http://localhost/ in the browser. the default was shown...
Please guide to configure them ...
I managed to install Apache and PHP on my Ubuntu Installation, however when I try to install MySQL using this command
sudo apt-get install mysql-server
It mentions that there are broken packages. Any ideas on what I should have done, but haven´t possibly done![enter image description here][1]
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