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How is write consistency maintained in case of database failures?
How are you able to perform "multiply geographically replicated"; is
this done using MMM replication?
Joe Faith
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Mar 9, 2012, 7:24:44 PM3/9/12
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Hi
Google Cloud SQL uses synchronous replication, meaning that every write query returns only once the data has been written to multiple geographical locations.
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Ronoaldo José de Lana Pereira
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Does this impact on the read queries performance? If so, can we set a consistency policy (like we can do on AppEngine M/S Datastore) to speed up read queries?
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Hi Ronoaldo
replication only happens on writes, so it doesn't affect read performance