1. Is hibernate right for me / master-slave database handling forum.hibernate.orgHello, I've just tried out Hibernate and it looks good. But I've a question regarding a common situation I've with some of my applications. They are running on various machines at different locations and need sychronized access to the data in realtime. The use of a central server for both, changes and queries is not possible due to reaction times on ... |
2. Hibernate and Master/Slave replicated databases forum.hibernate.orgHello, What sort of support does Hibernate have for dealing with a replicated database architecture where writes must be performed on the master while reads can take place on any slave? My company is developing a web application that is supposed to have mutliple instances of the application connected to a replicated database (most likely postgres w/slony) and I'm not clear ... |
3. Future support in hibernate for master/slave databases? forum.hibernate.orgCompanies such as yahoo do this, it's a very scalable design for web apps where you frequently read more than you write thus having slave databases you read from to generate reports and one master database you write to is very beneficial. (Sorry for the runon : ) I could see the benefit of configuring hibernate such that you have one ... |
4. Hibernate read/write to Master/Slave database forum.hibernate.org |