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Orchestrator-agent: How to recover a MySQL database

In our previous post, we showed how Orchestrator can handle complex replication topologies. Today we will discuss how the Orchestrator-agent complements Orchestrator by monitoring our servers, and provides us a snapshot and recovery abilities if there are problems.

Please be aware that the following scripts and settings in this post are not production ready (missing error handling, etc.) –  this post is just a proof of concept.

What is Orchestrator-agent?

Orchestrator-agent is a sub-project of Orchestrator. It is a service that runs on the MySQL servers, and it gives us …

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Orchestrator: MySQL Replication Topology Manager

This blog post discusses Orchestrator: MySQL Replication Topology Manager.

What is Orchestrator?

Orchestrator is a replication topology manager for MySQL.

It has many great features:

  • The topology and status of the replication tree is automatically detected and monitored
  • Either a GUI, CLI or API can be used to check the status and perform operations
  • Supports automatic failover of the master, and the replication tree can be fixed when servers in the tree fail – either manually or automatically
  • It is not dependent on any specific version or flavor of MySQL (MySQL, Percona Server, MariaDB or even MaxScale binlog servers)
  • Orchestrator supports many different types of topologies, from a single …
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