ClusterControl

This blog describes how to utilize a Docker image file to install a containerized version of ClusterControl.

In Galera Cluster, the gcache provides incremental state transfers by sending transactions to joining nodes. But if the gcache file is too small, this may cause full state snapshot transfers. The Galera replication window advisor will continuously review if your gcache size is large enough.

This video details the features and functions that are available in the new ClusterControl Command Line Client (CLI).

The new ClusterControl command line client allows easy integration with other automation and collaboration tools, such as chatbots. Instead of integrating the CLI in your own chatbot, you can use the Hubot based ClusterControl chatbot called CCBot alternatively.

s9s is our official command line tool to interact with ClusterControl. We’re pretty excited about this, as we believe its ease of use and script-ability will make our users even more productive. Let’s have a look at how to use it.

Meet s9s - the new command line interface (CLI) for ClusterControl, the all-inclusive open source database management system. It’s a new tool to interact, control and manage your entire database infrastructure using ClusterControl.

This blog provides details for the replay of our webinar on how to deploy and manage ProxySQL, HAProxy and MaxScale, as well as answers to the questions asked during this session.

This video demonstrates the latest features in ClusterControl for deploying and managing ProxySQL, a new flexible load balancing technology.

This blog aggregates all the great resources we have created to help you understand, deploy, and maximize the potential of the new ProxySQL load balancing technology.

Release of ClusterControl 1.4.1 with key new management features for MySQL and MariaDB load balancing with ProxySQL, along with performance improvements and bug fixes.

This blog provides details for the replay of our webinar on high availability in ProxySQL for HA MySQL infrastructures; as well as answers to the many questions asked during this session.

Galera Cluster is widely supported by ClusterControl. With over four thousand deployments and more than sixteen thousand configurations, you can be assured that ClusterControl is more than capable of helping you manage your Galera setup.

This post gives an insight into how Galera can help to build high availability websites. Discussions include Galera Cluster for Mysql/MariaDB, deploying Galera Cluster, multiple Galera Clusters connected using asynchronous replication and proxy layer.

This blog post shows our experimentation on running ClusterControl and Galera Cluster on Docker Swarm.

Combining Galera and asynchronous replication in the same MariaDB setup, aka Hybrid Replication, can be useful as we’ve discussed previously. This new post takes things further and shows you how to deploy an asynchronous replication slave to MariaDB Galera Cluster 10.x (with master failover), using GTID with ClusterControl.

Hybrid replication, i.e. combining Galera and asynchronous MySQL replication in the same setup, became much easier since GTID got introduced in MySQL 5.6. In this blog post, we will show you how to replicate a Galera Cluster to a MySQL server with GTID, and how to failover the replication in case the master node fails.

This video walks you through the features that ClusterControl offers for Galera Cluster and how you can use them to deploy, manage, monitor and scale your open source database environments.