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=== Shared Storage and Replication Entries For Slaves ===
-A common practice is to use site local shared storage (NFS...) on remote slaves when there is more than one slave at the remote site. One major advantage of this is that it reduces the data required to be pushed during replication to that site. This requires consolidating the replication events to those slaves in order to avoid having duplicated pushes to the same storage. This consolidation means that the master replication file will only have one entry for each set of slaves on the same storage. While a single slave could be setup as the sole replication receiver, added availability and scaling is being reliably achieved by using a load balancer on the receiving end to distribute each incoming push to a different slave (since the back-end storage is the same, they all will see the every update).
+A common practice is to use site local shared storage (NFS...) on remote slaves when there is more than one slave at the remote site. One major advantage of this is that it reduces the data required to be pushed during replication to that site. This requires consolidating the replication events to those slaves in order to avoid having duplicated pushes to the same storage. This consolidation means that the master replication file will only have one entry for each set of slaves on the same storage. While a single slave could be setup as the sole replication receiver, added availability and scaling is being reliably achieved by using a load balancer on the receiving end to distribute each incoming push to a different slave (since the back-end storage is the same, they all will still see every update).
=== DB Slaves ===
