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New ClusterControl User Guide for MySQL-Based Clusters
Following the release of ClusterControl 1.2.8 with a range of cool new features, we have now also published a new ClusterControl User Guide that provides all the steps, tips & tricks to follow in order to successfully deploy, monitor, manage and scale database clusters.
This user guide predominantly covers ClusterControl with MySQL-based clusters, namely:
- Percona XtraDB Cluster
- MariaDB Cluster
- Galera Cluster for MySQL (Codership)
- MySQL Cluster
- MySQL Replication
- A pool of MySQL single instances
New features in ClusterControl 1.2.8 include:
- Deployment and scaling of single-instance MySQL, MariaDB and MongoDB
- YUM/APT repositories for ClusterControl
- Alerts and incident tracking with PagerDuty
- New flexible alarms/email notification system
- Cluster-wide MySQL User Management
- New default dashboards for MySQL/MariaDB
- Puppet Module for ClusterControl
In terms of the ClusterControl User Guide itself, the following sections are new and/or updated:
Deployment – Add existing server/cluster
Users can now add existing MongoDB/TokuMX replica set
https://severalnines.com/docs/clustercontrol-user-guide-mysql/home-page/add-existing-cluster
Deployment – Create Database Node
New feature introduced in 1.2.8
https://severalnines.com/docs/clustercontrol-user-guide-mysql/home-page/create-database-node
Alarms – Event Viewer
New feature, introduced in 1.2.8
https://severalnines.com/docs/clustercontrol-user-guide-mysql/alarms/event-viewer
Overview – Custom Dashboards
Three new default dashboards are now made available: Query performance, InnoDB – Disk I/O, Galera flow-control
https://severalnines.com/docs/clustercontrol-user-guide-mysql/overview/custom-dashboard
Management – Load Balancer
We’ve added load balancing algorithm: roundrobin, least connection and source (previously only least connection was supported)
https://severalnines.com/docs/clustercontrol-user-guide-mysql/manage/load-balancer
Administration – Clusters
Added Global MySQL User Management (previously, users had to manage user setting by individual cluster)
https://severalnines.com/docs/clustercontrol-user-guide-mysql/administration/clusters
We trust that with this User Guide, you’ll have all the tools and information necessary for happy clustering!
Related Resources:
- ClusterControl 1.2.8 Release Blog
- ClusterControl Quick Start Guide
- ClusterControl Installation Guide
- ClusterControl Administration Guide
- ClusterControl Troubleshooting Guide
If you have any questions or would like a personalised live demo, please do contact us.