DB slave init at boot v1
Published by RightScale on Aug 13, 2009Revision: 4
Description
First Boot Slave Start
Description
This script does two actions:
- Makes a local Slave copy of the current Master Database
- Starts this server as a MySQL Slave to a Master.
It also sets up the correct configuration file for a reboot to continue the slave role.
First Launch
Boot-time version of slave initialization. Can be enabled/disabled by setting:
- SLAVE INIT AT BOOT = true/false
NOTE: Setting the value to $ignore is equivalent to true.
When enabled, it performs the same actions as its counterpart in the operational scripts list: it converts a running DB instance to be slave of an existing Master DB. It will snapshot and pull the necessary files of the running master. It will set the slave dns entry to point to the instance's ip.
Reboot
No action is taken at all. The MySQL just restarts and resumes its past role.
- If the Slave was started it continues.
- If the Slave was not started it stays the same.
Note
Revisions
Revision 4 | Aug 13, 2009
Sprint 12 release - 08/10/09
Pricing
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Support Information
http://support.rightscale.com/ServerTemplates