It depends how public your database is. If you ever need to shut off
one client then you might use separate users. Otherwise it's just
annoying complexity, use a single user.
Remember to use a different 'server-id' for each client!
Ben
Krishna Chandra Prajapati wrote:
Hi,
I am setting up a replication with 1 master and multiple slave. My question
is can i use the same user (from master) for setting up replication on
multiple slaves. Is there any advantage for replication by creating
different user for different slave.
Thanks & Regards,
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