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I have replicated my db (mysql) and have hit roadblocks with both mysql-proxy and with acts_as_readonlyable . Firstly, is there something else I should be using? What would be the advantages of mysql-proxy over in-rails solutions? One is that it keeps the rails config and code simpler, puts the db redirection (kinda) where it should be, at the (kinda) db layer of the architecture. Has anyone used bot...

...he application to respond quickly too, as that will certainly play a large factor in whether or not the company continues with Rails development. I''ve implemented caching as best as I could, but I do still need to point at different databases, with masters and slaves. I am currently using acts_as_readonlyable, with some modifications, to support a read-only database for my main database server. Unfortunately, I had to use multiple database servers with this Rails application (a member of my team wrote a plugin to support this along the way), so the implementation of acts_as_readonlyable is less than str...

Is anyone else using acts_as_readonlyable in production? We have been using it in production for a few months now, but only recently got a problem where 1 out of 100 inserts on one (out of 30+) tables is going to the readonly db. Anyone seen something similar? Thanks, Marc --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You rec...