On Jul 26, 8:29am, Phil Stracchino wrote:
} On 07/25/18 23:54, John Nemeth wrote:
} > On Jul 25, 7:35pm, Kern Sibbald wrote:
} > }
} > } Yes, it was a big release. There are lots of little goodies in it. I
} > } worked on the documentation a bit to integrate
} > } some of the features only in the New Features chapter into the main
} > } manual. There is still a lot more documentation
} > } to do, but I am going to break from documentation a bit and add a MySQL
} > } plugin for the FD, and Bacula native S3
} > } backup/restore for the next release in a few months ...
} >
} > Any chance for getting support for using MySQL cluster for
} > the catalog? This would be a good thing as it means that if you
} > lose a data node, you don't lose the catalog and save some big
} > headaches. I'm not a database expert, but I could probably provide
} > some help with this.
}
} Are you talking about Oracle's MySQL Cluster that has gone through half
I am talking about MySQL Cluster.
} a dozen names in the last ten years and was formerly known as NDB
I first started investigating it about four years ago when I
was looking for a redundant database solution for a project. I
haven't seen any name changes in that time, but I can't speak to
what may have happened prior. The engine it uses is called NDBCLUSTER
(or NDB for short).
} Cluster? Or their complex and fragile MySQL multi-master clustering
} solution built around MySQL group replication and MySQL Router?
Definitely not this. Anything that is using what is inherently
a master/slave setup would likely be fragile. One of my requirements
was a master/master setup.
}-- End of excerpt from Phil Stracchino
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