8.2.15. MySQL replication

Replication requires binary logs to work, so enabling replication will increase the amount of used disk space.
To enable replication, both instances (source and replica) must be owned by the current account.
When replication is enabled and the last replica is deleted, the source instance reboots to enable and disable binary logs.
Once replication is configured for a replica, it is impossible to change the data source or cancel replication.
When transferring ownership, the original instance with all replicas will be transferred.

Open the "MySQL" section, in the side menu select the instance to be replicated, and switch to the "Replication" tab.
Select the instance to replicate, specify the replication delay in seconds, and click "Save":

As a result, the data will be replicated between instances with the specified delay and both instances will contain the same data.

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