High Availability, Performance, Scalability MySQL on Ubuntu 13.10
MySQL-Cluster on Ubuntu 13.10
Due to lack of concise information on putting together to achive high availability and high throughput with low latency, while allowing for near linear scalability for MySQL.
Credits to some of the resource i'm compiling this documents,
On the high level, I'm breaking it into several's step for ease references, below are the steps:
Due to lack of concise information on putting together to achive high availability and high throughput with low latency, while allowing for near linear scalability for MySQL.
Credits to some of the resource i'm compiling this documents,
- Vassili Jouikov
- Luxurioust
- Sander Poelwijk
- draw.io - For Wonderful Drawing
On the high level, I'm breaking it into several's step for ease references, below are the steps:
- Compiling From The Sources
- Setting Up a Basic 4 Machine Cluster
- Distributed MySQL Privileges for MySQL Cluster
- Adding a New MySQL Server to the Cluster
- Adding a New Management Server to the Cluster
- Adding a New Cluster Group Consisting of Two NDB Nodes
- Installing Keepalived and MySQL-Proxy Server
- Testing the MySQL Cluster
- Backing up and Restoring from backup
- Replacing a broken ndb server with a new one
- Moving MySQL database dump engine MyISAM to a MySQL Cluster ndbcluster
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