Ashraf Sharif
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Official comment Hi Oliver, It looks like the pod creation was terminated/rescheduled before the pod start-up process completes. As you can tell from the output, the entrypoint on 1.8.0 and later has been added wit...
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Official comment Hi, Unfortunately, as of the current release 1.9.0, ClusterControl does not support MySQL Group Replication, or InnoDB Cluster (MySQL Shell + MySQL Group Replication + MySQL Router). Regards,Ashraf
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Official comment Hi, It looks like you were trying to deploy a new PostgreSQL on top of the instance, which explains why you got the error. The error means ClusterControl backs itself off from continuing the deploy...
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Official comment Hi Dimas, Attach to the ClusterControl container and edit /etc/cmon.d/cmon.cnf on the following line: hostname=172.17.0.2 Restart cmon service using the supervisorctl command to load the change: $ ...
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Official comment Hi, We have planned to update this to 2.5 on the upcoming release. We will let you know once it is available. Regards,Ashraf
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Hi Dimas, The following line means ClusterControl has to use the IP address to create the user (instead of hostname): [20:56:42]:Detected that <strong style='color: #59a449;'>skip_name_resolve</str...
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Official comment Hi Oliver, The blog post is 3 years old and probably outdated with the current implementation (need to revisit it and re-test everything again, CentOS 6 is also EOLed). Currently, the best way to r...
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Hi, If you could paste the job messages here, that would be helpful. You can go to ClusterControl -> Activity -> Jobs and copy the job logs message here (hide the sensitive data if any). What did y...
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Hi Josh, Do you use a non-common path for the MySQL configuration file? On 172.17.20.120, what is the output of: $ lsb_release -a$ ls -al /etc/mysql/my.cnf$ tree /etc/mysql/ Regards,Ashraf
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Official comment Hi Brian, It depends on how big your total database size is. If it's very small and can fit into the buffer pool, you should not be limited by the RAM size. Commonly in MySQL and InnoDB, one would ...