mysqlhotcopy does your locking for you.

SAQIB wrote:

We are in the process of implementing enterprise wide (20,000+ users)
application that will use mySQL as the Database engine. I was wondering if
the slashdot readers can provide me some details about best practices /
experiences for Backing Up and Restoring mySQL Databases. I am planning to
setup a cron job, to lock the tables, use msqlhotcopy and then unlock the
tables. Is that a good backup strategy? Is there a ready-made perl script
that I can use? Is there a commercial solution for Backups? What other
things do I need to keep in mind? What do other people do in production
use, where the DB is frequently?

I have already read "mySQL: The definitive guide to to using, programming
and administring mySQL 4", but did not find ay good information about
backing up and restoring, in the 24x7 operation for Data Center use.

Any ideas will highly appreciated.

Thanks
Saqib Ali








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