Linux is a *nix...
Your best bet would be replication which would allow you to have several
copies of the database one for writting and many for reading.
see REPLICATION in the online manual.
Alternatively if your databsae is read-only and you have some high-speed
network file system then you can point many servers at it, but this
should only be done with read-only databases.
Jacob Friis Larsen wrote:
>
> Is it possible to run one MySQL server on more than one Linux box ?
>
> and is this good, or should we put it on Unix machines ? We prefer Linux as
> it is free :)
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