Chapter 3. MySQL Cluster Management

In this chapter, we will cover:

  • Configuring multiple management nodes
  • Obtaining usage information
  • Adding storage nodes online
  • Replication between MySQL Clusters
  • Replication between MySQL Clusters with a backup channel
  • User-defined partitioning
  • Disk-based tables
  • Calculating DataMemory and IndexMemory

Introduction

This chapter contains recipes that cover common management tasks for a MySQL Cluster. This includes tasks that are carried out on almost every production cluster such as adding multiple management nodes for redundancy and monitoring the usage information of a cluster to ensure that a cluster does not run out of memory. Additionally, it covers the tasks that are useful for specific situations such as setting up ...

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