Real-Time MySQL Data Sync
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I run two separate MySQL servers and need the contents of one or more tables to appear on the second machine the moment they change on the first. In other words, I’m after true real-time replication—no manual exports, cron jobs or batch dumps.
Here’s what I expect from you: set up and configure an automated pipeline (native MySQL replication, binlog streaming, trigger-based script, or another proven approach you can justify) that keeps the destination tables continuously in step with the source. Once in place, the process should survive restarts, reconnect gracefully after network hiccups and require minimal maintenance on my end.
Deliverables
• A working synchronization solution installed on both servers
• Clear, step-by-step documentation covering setup, recovery and routine monitoring
• A brief validation walkthrough showing that changes on Server A surface on Server B in real time
If you’ve implemented MySQL master-replica, group replication, or third-party sync tools before and can wrap this up quickly, let’s talk.
Here’s what I expect from you: set up and configure an automated pipeline (native MySQL replication, binlog streaming, trigger-based script, or another proven approach you can justify) that keeps the destination tables continuously in step with the source. Once in place, the process should survive restarts, reconnect gracefully after network hiccups and require minimal maintenance on my end.
Deliverables
• A working synchronization solution installed on both servers
• Clear, step-by-step documentation covering setup, recovery and routine monitoring
• A brief validation walkthrough showing that changes on Server A surface on Server B in real time
If you’ve implemented MySQL master-replica, group replication, or third-party sync tools before and can wrap this up quickly, let’s talk.
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