Turns out bin log can quickly fill up your disk space. Also, the primary uses of binary log are:
* For replication, the binary log on a master replication server provides a record of the data changes to be sent to slave servers...
* Certain data recovery operations require the use of the binary log...
In case someone might want bin log for 2nd use case, he/she can enable it manually. It's best to disable this feature as most of the time it won't be necessary(AFAIK).
Turns out bin log can quickly fill up your disk space. Also, the primary uses of binary log are:
In case someone might want bin log for 2nd use case, he/she can enable it manually. It's best to disable this feature as most of the time it won't be necessary(AFAIK).