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MySQL Semi-synchronous Replication: Zero Data Loss Without Group Replication

MySQL Semi-synchronous Replication ensures zero data loss for production databases by requiring at least one slave to acknowledge receipt of the binlog before the master commits. This article compares async, semi-sync, and Group Replication, analyzes when each is appropriate, and provides a step-by-step deployment guide from enabling the plugin to real-world monitoring.
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Installing and Configuring MariaDB on Fedora Server: Production Database Deployment with SELinux and firewalld

A complete guide to getting MariaDB production-ready on Fedora Server: securing the installation with mysql_secure_installation, opening ports correctly with firewalld rich rules, handling SELinux context for custom datadirs, and debugging refused connections. Includes basic performance tuning and a final production checklist.