MySQL Scaling and High Availability Architectures
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Eric and I gave a 3-hour tutorial on Monday morning at the MySQL Conference and Expo 2007 entitled “Scaling and High Availability Architectures“. The slides aren’t great, and of course you should have been there. 
Nonetheless many of you will find the slides useful, and we’re keen to provide them, so here they are:
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