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RDS Aurora MySQL Failover

Right now Aurora only allows a single master, with up to 15 read-only replicas.

Master/Replica Failover

We love testing failure scenarios, however our options for such tests with Aurora are limited (we might get back to that later).  Anyhow, we told the system, through the RDS Aurora dashboard, to do a failover. These were our observations:

Role Change Method

Both master and replica instances are actually restarted (the MySQL uptime resets to 0).

This is quite unusual these days, we can do a fully controlled role change in classic asynchronous replication without a restart (CHANGE MASTER TO …), and Galera doesn’t have read/write roles as such (all instances are technically writers) so it doesn’t need role changes at all.

Failover Timing

Failover between running instances takes about 30 seconds.  This is in line with information provided in the …

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Understand Your Prometheus Exporters with Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM)

In this blog post, I will look at the new dashboards in Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) for Prometheus exporters.

Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) uses Prometheus exporters to capture metrics data from the system it monitors. Those Prometheus exporters are an important part of your monitoring infrastructure, and understanding their performance and other operational details is critical for well-implemented monitoring.    

To help you with this we’ve added a number of new dashboards to Percona Monitoring and Management.

The Prometheus Exporters Overview dashboard provides a high-level overview of your installed Prometheus exporter …

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ProxySQL server version impersonation

Or Fun in using MySQL8 with ProxySQL and MysqlJ connector

 

I am recently working on testing MySQL8 and try the several solution attach to it,like ProxySQL but not only.

After I had setup the set of servers, and configured ProxySQL to redirect the incoming connection from my user m8_test to my MySQL8 setup, I had turn on my Java test application ... and with my surprise I received an error:

Caused by:

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      com.mysql.cj.core.exceptions.CJException: Unknown system variable 'query_cache_size'

 

Well ok MySQL8 doesn't have Query cache, but why I got this error?

I did point the application to MySQL8 directly and it worked fine.

 

Just to be sure this is something restricted to the Java connector, I did a test with a perl, and I was able to access and …

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MySQL @ FOSSASIA, 2018

The FOSSASIA Summit is an annual conference on open technologies and society. The event offers lectures and workshops and various events on a multitude of topics.

MySQL-world's most popular open source database, has been registering its presence in FOSSASIA since 2014. Developers (like me), who play daily with MySQL source code, go there and share their knowledge about new features and various other topics related to MySQL.

Last year in 2017, we had a full day dedicated to MySQL talks/workshop which was attended by very serious users/customers of MySQL. We also had 'bird-of-a-feather' session in which customers/users got a chance to have in-depth discussion directly with developers on various topics of interest. And it was very much appreciated/enjoyed by both, customers/users as well as we developers.

This year, in 2018, again we are ready to register our presence in …

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Exploring Amazon RDS Aurora: replica writes and cache chilling

Our clients operate on a variety of platforms, and RDS (Amazon Relational Database Service) Aurora has received quite a bit of attention in recent times. On behalf of our clients, we look beyond the marketing, and see what the technical architecture actually delivers.  We will address specific topics in individual posts, this time checking out what the Aurora architecture means for write and caching behaviour (and thus performance).

What is RDS Aurora?

First of all, let’s declare the baseline.  MySQL Aurora is not a completely new RDBMS. It comprises a set of Amazon modifications on top of stock Oracle MySQL 5.6 and 5.7, implementing a different replication mechanism and some other changes/additions.  While we have some information (for instance from the “deep dive” by AWS VP Anurag Gupta), the source code of the Aurora modifications …

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Archiving MySQL Tables in ClickHouse

In this blog post, I will talk about archiving MySQL tables in ClickHouse for storage and analytics.

Why Archive?

Hard drives are cheap nowadays, but storing lots of data in MySQL is not practical and can cause all sorts of performance bottlenecks. To name just a few issues:

  1. The larger the table and index, the slower the performance of all operations (both writes and reads)
  2. Backup and restore for terabytes of data is more challenging, and if we need to have redundancy (replication slave, clustering, etc.) we will have to store all the data N times

The answer is archiving old data. Archiving does not necessarily mean that the data will be permanently removed. Instead, the archived data can be placed into long-term storage (i.e., AWS S3) or loaded into a …

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ProxySQL Series: MySQL Replication Read-write Split up.

At Mydbops we always thrive to provide the best MySQL Solutions. We are exploring the modern SQL load balancers. We have planned to write a series of blog on ProxySQL.

The first blog in this series is  how to set up ProxySQL for MySQL Replication Topology including Read / Write Split and some background over ProxySQL.

What is ProxySQL ?

  • ProxySQL is a open-source high-performance SQL aware proxy. It runs as a daemon watched by a monitoring process.
  • ProxySQL seats between application and db servers.
  • The daemon accepts incoming traffic from MySQL clients and forwards it to backend MySQL servers.

A few most commonly used features are : …

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MySQL HA Architecture #1 : InnoDB Cluster & Consul

 

I received many request about MySQL High Availability Architecture. There are a lot of tools, but how can we use them to achieve MySQL HA without over engineering everything.

To answer such demand, there is no generic architecture, of course there are leaders in solutions, but put them together can result in many different designs, I will start a series of article on that topic. Feel free, as usual to comment, but also recommend other tools that could be used in a future post.

So today’s post is related to MySQL InnoDB Cluster with Hashicorp’s Consul.

Architecture

This is the overview of the deployed architecture:

As you can see, we have 3 data centers, but in fact we have only two DCs on premises and one in the cloud. A large amount of request are always …

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MySQL 8.0 new features in real life applications: roles and recursive CTEs

I am happy that the MySQL team is, during the last years, blogging about each major feature that MySQL Server is getting; for example, the series on Recursive Common Table Expressions. Being extremely busy myself, …

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Percona Server for MySQL 5.7.21-20 Is Now Available

Percona announces the GA release of Percona Server for MySQL 5.7.21-20 on February 19, 2018. Download the latest version from the Percona web site or the Percona Software Repositories. You can also run Docker containers from the images in the Docker Hub repository.

Based on MySQL 5.7.21, including all the bug fixes in it, Percona Server for MySQL 5.7.21-20 is the current GA release in the Percona Server for MySQL 5.7 series. Percona …

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