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## Orchestrator 1.0.5: refactoring masters, multi-master replication

MySQL Open Source orchestrator Replication August 6, 2014

Outbrain’s orchestrator Version 1.0.5 is released.

> Quick links: Orchestrator Manual, FAQ, Downloads

Orchestrator now supports refactoring of masters via master-master topologies. It now allows promoting slaves as co-masters and detachment of instances from a co-master topology, effectively allowing for replacing an active master.

#### Like this

Drag a master:

Onto one of its slaves: Continue reading » “Orchestrator 1.0.5: refactoring masters, multi-master replication”

## Orchestrator 1.0.4 released

MySQL Open Source orchestrator Replication July 29, 2014

Outbrain’s orchestrator Version 1.0.4 is released.

> Quick links: Orchestrator Manual, FAQ, Downloads

What’s new?

#### Co-masters

orchestrator now does a much better visualization of Master-Master replication:

Continue reading » “Orchestrator 1.0.4 released”

## Introducing Orchestrator: manage and visualize your MySQL replication topologies and get home for dinner

MySQL Open Source orchestrator Replication tools June 9, 2014

I’m happy to announce the availability of Outbrain‘s Orchestrator: MySQL replication management & visualization tool.

- Orchestrator reads your replication topologies (give it one server – be it master or slave – in each topology, and it will reveal the rest).
- It keeps a state of this topology.
- It can continuously poll your servers to get an up to date topology map.
- It visualizes the topology in a clear and slick D3 tree.
- It allows you to modify your topology; move slaves around. You can use the command line variation, the JSON API, or you can use the web interface.

Quick links: Orchestrator Manual, FAQ, Downloads

#### Nothing like nice screenshots

To move slaves around the topology (repoint a slave to a different master) through orchestrator‘s web interface, we use Drag and Drop, Continue reading » “Introducing Orchestrator: manage and visualize your MySQL replication topologies and get home for dinner”