NAME

mmmf - multi-master mysql failover

SYNOPSIS

# failover mysql cluster (as configured in /etc/mmmf.conf)
# to the new master SLAVE_ID
#
mmmf --cfg /etc/mmmf.conf --failover-to <SLAVE_ID> [--debug]

DESCRIPTION

mmmf is a proof of concept tool implementing mmmf algorithm described here: http://www.nigilist.ru/nit/mmmf/

Please note that currently the tool is a proof of concept only and should not be used in production environment as it does not implement a lot of error and random conditions checking.

If you need in-depth explanation of the algorithm, please check out this video recorded specially for Mysql & friends devroom of FOSDEM 2011:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qzht1B7p0yQ

CONFIGURATION

Find below sample configuration file, you can copy and adjust it according to your configuration. It should list all of your databases (master and slaves). The file is sourced into mmmf, so you have to respect perl syntax in it.

If the database is local 'sock' option is required, otherwise it can be left empty.

#!/usr/bin/perl

{
  package mmmf;

  $LOG = "/tmp/mmmf.log";

  $db = {
      'test1' => {
        'host' => "localhost",
        'port' => 33001,
        'user' => "root",
        'pass' => "",
        'sock' => "/var/lib/mysql1/mysqld.sock",
        'encoding' => "utf8",
        },
      'test2' => {
        'host' => "localhost",
        'port' => 33002,
        'user' => "root",
        'pass' => "",
        'sock' => "/var/lib/mysql2/mysqld.sock",
        'encoding' => "utf8",
        },
      'test3' => {
        'host' => "localhost",
        'port' => 33003,
        'user' => "root",
        'pass' => "",
        'sock' => "/var/lib/mysql3/mysqld.sock",
        'encoding' => "utf8",
        },
    };
}

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CREDITS

Thanks to the whole Yandex team and personally to the following people (in alphabetic order):

Andrey Grunau
Dmitry Parfenov
Pavel Pushkarev
Alexey Simakov

for their ideas and support.

AUTHORS

Petya Kohts <petya@kohts.ru>

COPYRIGHT

Copyright 2011 Petya Kohts.

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.