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Subject: [ale] mysql advice
From: atlantageek at gmail.com (Atlanta Geek)
Date: Thu, 18 Jun 2009 09:20:15 -0400

We have an application that has about 20 daemons on a single server
writing data to a mysql database.
A new requirement has popped up that suggests we need 200 daemons on
multiple servers writing data to a mysql database.

Does anyone know if there is a client limit to mysql. Currently these
daemons will be writing to the same tables. Any suggestions.  This
situation is difficult to simulate in the lab unless we write
speciallized code.  Any suggestions from experience would be
appreciated.


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