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After googling and stackoverflowing for a while, I still cannot find anything relevant to this topic. As a newbie in MySQL cluster, I’m hoping someone has the experience to share the knowledge:
When programming using .net EF, will there be any difference between dealing with a normal mysql and with a mysql cluster? And what should be noticed when using EF upon a mysql cluster?
There should be no differences in dotnet client code between accessing a MySQL cluster and a non-clustered MySQL server. There are connection strings that can have comma-separated lists of host names or addresses, which will allow the connector to use one of several servers. See http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/connector-net-connection-options.html