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Introduction: If MySQL, PostgreSQL or EnterpriseDB High-Availability and Scalability issues are on your plate, you'll find this webcast very informative. Highly recommended! Webcast starts on Thursday, July 12, 2007 at 10:00AM PDT (1:00PM EDT, 18:00GMT). Duration: 50 minutes, plus Q&A; Advanced Database High-Availability and Scalability Solutions ImageProgram Agenda Disk Based Replication • Overview, major features • Benefits, use cases • Limitations and challenges Master/Slave Asynchronous Replication • Overview, major features • Benefits, use cases • Limitations and challenges Synchronous Multi-Master Cluster: Continuent uni/cluster • Cluster overview, major features • Cluster benefits, use cases • Limitations and challenges Product Positioning: HA Continuum • Comparisons • Key differentiators • How to pick the right solution Continuent Professional Services • HA Quick Assessment Service • HA JumpStart Implementation Services Q&A;
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