Tech highlights
Distributions
- Oracle MySQL
- Percona Server for MySQL
- Operating system provided repository
- Custom repository binaries
Replication types
- Asynchronous
- Semi-synchronous
- Group Replication
Top features
- Simplified HA deployments
- Advanced local and cloud backups
Features list
Licenses | |
Open Source | |
Cluster management | |
Deploy / import cluster | |
Add / clone / duplicate / remove / decommission node | |
High availability | |
Load balancers | |
Automated failover | |
Asynchronous / synchronous replication | |
Backup / restore | |
Full / incremental / partial backups | |
Backup compression / encryption | |
Point in Time Recovery (PITR) | |
Local / cloud backups | |
Observability | |
Infrastructure / database / query monitoring | |
Dashboarding / alerting | |
Security / compliance | |
Role-based access control | |
Key management | |
LDAP integration | |
TLS encryption | |
Reporting | |
Audit log |
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What about other forks of MySQL?
ClusterControl deploys MariaDB, Percona Server for MySQL, and Oracle MySQL under the “MySQL” heading. Where other forks may work, you should check the databases we support.
When importing an existing MySQL instance, will I lose or break anything?
No. ClusterControl will just include that instance in the console and allow you to manage it, but it won’t stop it nor change any executables or data. Here’s how.
Can ClusterControl restore a MySQL backup and the software, or do I need to install the binaries first?
ClusterControl can restore a complete backup into an empty server with the same OS. All you need is connectivity to the IP and a user.