I would try running multiple MySQL servers on your backup host machine,
where
each one is a slave to its own respective master DB. I think that keeps
maintenance
of replication/recovery/restore scenarios much cleaner. If your Master
DB A
breaks, what you have to do to recover it from Slave A is simpler if you
don't
have to deal with the current states of Slaves B and C, for instance.
Cheers,
Kent
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