MySQL semi-sync
Differences between MySQL sync and MySQL semi-sync
Differences between MySQL sync and MySQL semi-sync DBMSs
Versions and configurations
Available MySQL semi-sync, fixed and custom cluster node configurations
Disks
Basic information about disks used in MySQL semi-sync database cluster
Create a cluster
How to create a cluster and MySQL semi-sync databases
MySQL semi-sync settings
How to change MySQL semi-sync settings
User management
How to create a user, change his password, configure database access and work with privileges
Connect to the cluster
How to connect to a cluster with or without an SSL certificate in the console and from different programming languages
Cluster, node and database monitoring
How to track the status of cluster, nodes and databases, how to export metrics in Prometheus format
View logs of slow requests
How to view logs of slow queries to cluster databases and download them
Backups
Backup schedule, retention period of backups and how to restore a cluster
Scale the cluster
How to change the configuration of a node cluster
Cluster fault tolerance
Role of master node and replicas in a cluster, placement of nodes in a cluster, how to change the number of replicas
Configure network access to the cluster
How to restrict access to the cluster from certain addresses for security purposes
Public IP address
How to connect a public IP address to a MySQL semi-sync cluster node
Create a network with a dedicated server
How to create a network with a dedicated server
Migration to Managed databases
How to migrate MySQL database to Managed databases
MySQL semi-sync is an open source relational database management system that is easy to manage and scale. It is suitable for most data handling tasks.