I have two servers, same Database. If I add a new row/column in DB1(Server1) or make changes to existing rows in DB1. The same should be updated to MYSQL DB2(Server2).
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I have two servers, same Database. If I add a new row/column in DB1(Server1) or make changes to existing rows in DB1. The same should be updated to MYSQL DB2(Server2).
Depending on what version of mysql you’re running, replication might be the answer for you. In recent versions it’s “out of the box” although I’ve never actually configured it.