Hi,

Thing will be done by Automated or Manually?

Regards,
Hiren

On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 3:39 PM, Zakir Ameer Dawood <[email protected]>wrote:

>
>
> Hi All,
>
> We have a new architecture in place master-master-slave replication
> Master A and Master B are dual master with log-slave-updates and
> skip-slave-start on.
> Slave C is a slave of Master A with log-slave-updates and skip-slave-start
> on
> All the updates are going to A and B simultaneously and C is reading all
> updates from A
>
> A <---> B
> |
> C
>
> Below is the my.cnf
>
> # Master A
>
> [mysqld]
>
> server-id
> = 10
> log-bin = mysql-bin
> sync-binlog=1
> log-slave-updates
> replicate-same-server-id = 0
> auto_increment_increment = 3
> auto_increment_offset = 1
>
> master-host = IP of B
> master-port = 3306
> master-user = repuser
> master-password = reppass
> report-host = IP of A
>
> event_scheduler = 1
> skip-slave-start
> skip-slave-start
>
> #Master B
>
> [mysqld]
>
> port = 3306
>
> server-id = 20
> log-bin = mysql-bin
> sync-binlog=1
> log-slave-updates
> replicate-same-server-id = 0
> auto_increment_increment = 3
> auto_increment_offset = 2
>
> master-host = IP of A
> master-port = 3306
> master-user = repuser
> master-password = reppass
> report-host = IP of B
> skip-slave-start
> event_scheduler = 1
>
> # Master C
>
> [mysqld]
>
> server-id = 30
> log-bin = mysql-bin
> sync-binlog=1
> log-slave-updates
> replicate-same-server-id = 0
> auto_increment_increment = 3
> auto_increment_offset = 3
>
> master-host = IP of A
> master-port = 3306
> master-user = repuser
> master-password = reppass
> report-host = IP of C
>
> skip-slave-start
>
> event_scheduler = 1
>
> Recovery Plan: Test cases
>
> TEST CASE I: When master A is down, what is the recovery process to promote
> C as master ?
> And the design will be
>
> C <---> B
> |
> A
>
> TEST CASE II : When Master B is down,what is the recovery process to follow
> to promote C as master?
> And the design will be
>
> A <---> C
> |
> B
>
> TEST CASE III : Worst case when A and B are down,what are the process to
> follow to recover?
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Regards,
> ./Zakir
>
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