How To Migrate Replication set (A->B) To Another Replication Set (C->D) With Minimal Downtime (Doc ID 2140168.1)

Last updated on NOVEMBER 11, 2021

Applies to:

MySQL Server - Version 5.1 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Goal

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Sometimes there would be needed to migrate to the new server. For instance, to prepare lack of storage capacity and EOL of hardware.

Learn how can migrate from old replication group to the new replication group with minimum downtime ?

Solution

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Goal

Solution

1. Take a fresh backup snapshot on A.

2. Setup the server C with 'log-replica-updates' , 'log-bin'

3. Load backup snapshot to C,D

4. Make a new replication set

5. Check replication status and switch over.

6. Change the application source regarding connection part in order to connect new replication set.

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How To Migrate Replication set (A->B) To Another Replication Set (C->D) With Minimal Downtime (Doc ID 2140168.1)

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