Training Slides: 103 - Basics - Simple Tungsten Clustering Installation
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This 52min training session summarises what you need to know with regards to Tungsten Clustering architecture and topologies; and then dives into its installation process. TOPICS COVERED - Re-cap of the Architecture And Topology - Plan The Installation - Documentation - Software - Environmental Decisions - Review Pre-Requisites - Review Installation Types And Methods - Walk Through: Simple 3 Node Cluster Installation
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Training Slides: 103 - Basics - Simple Tungsten Clustering Installation
- 1. The MySQL Availability Company Tungsten Cluster Master Class Basics: Simple Clustering Installation Chris Parker, Customer Success Director, EMEA & APAC
- 2. Topics In this short course, we will • Re-cap of the Architecture and Topology • Plan the installation • Documentation • Software • Environmental Decisions • Review Pre-Requisites • Review Installation Types and methods • Walk Through: Simple 3 node cluster installation
- 5. Tungsten Cluster Standalone Cluster • Minimum 3 nodes • 1 Primary • 2 Replicas • Odd number of nodes • Single datacenter/region
- 7. Pre Installation Environment Decisions • Where will the connectors be installed? • Which release (and version) of MySQL will be used? • What monitoring tools do you have in place? • What backup tools do you plan to use?
- 9. Prerequisites • Review online documentation • https://docs.continuent.com • Download the Prerequisite Checklist • Host • OS User • /etc/hosts • sudoers and ssh? • Ruby • Java • Network • Review Port Requirements • MySQL • my.cnf settings • User accounts
- 10. Installation Methods and Types
- 11. Pre Installation Tungsten Decisions • TAR package or RPM? • INI-based Install or Staging? • Composite Active/Active only support INI Install • Which Connector Mode? • Bridge mode is default • Do you require SSL?
- 12. ini vs staging ini • Install managed by tungsten.ini file per host • Pros • Controls over each node • Easy integration to automation such as puppet/chef etc • Removes dependency on a single host • Cons • Configuration must be performed per host • Risk of misconfiguration between hosts Staging • Install managed from a single staging host • Could be a cluster node, or separate host • Pros • One single place for configuration • Easy to install/update • Less risk of a misconfiguration • Cons • Not easy to integrate with automation software • Staging host becomes Single Point of Failure (SPOF) • Not compatible for Composite Active/Active topologies
- 13. Walk Through: Simple Install
- 14. AWS? • Consider using the free ansible recipes that will do everything for you! • https://www.continuent.com/resources/blog/automated-mysql-server-preparation-using- ansible • Provisions Host(s) • Completes all Prerequisites • Configures MySQL • Installs Tungsten Clustering • Or the Tungsten Clustering AMI available in the Amazon Marketplace (Free 14 day trial)
- 15. Summary What we have learnt today • Reviewed the the Clustering architecture • Explored the documentation and prerequisites • Completed two installations
- 16. Next Steps In the next session we will • Re-cap the installation steps. • Explores the command line tools used to operate a cluster
- 17. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING continuent.com The MySQL Availability Company Chris Parker, Customer Success Director, EMEA & APAC