I've found that if you take your time properly configuring, that
mysqld_multi works great with managing multiple instances. There is
supposedly a new way that has replaced mysqld_multi, however I am not
familiar with it.
Our most common use of running 2 or more instances on the same server is
this is more of a best practices question than a techical one but when/why
has anyone run multiple mysql instances on the same server in production?
I have a ring replicated pair of mysql servers with ~12 logical databases,
each associated with a different application/set of functionality on our
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