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Disabling AWS RDS topology auto-discovery by default #4578
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… for the discovery interval
…WS RDS Multi-AZ DB Cluster
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Sorry, when making the commit, I accidentally changed the wrong default value. This may have affected some of the tests. Others seem to fail because of missing access to the secrets for pull-requests from forks. Will run another local test to make sure I didn't miss anything else. |
Done, functionality works as expected. Please let me know if there is anything else in my code that may cause tests to fail. (I don't see any logs so am not sure what causes the failures.) |
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Hi, first thanks for your contribution. The review just contains a couple of minor details that would be nice to address (maybe later), and are left as notes. No blockers, PR can be merged already.
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Thanks for reviewing. I have addressed the two comments. Let me know if there are any more issues. |
Hi @nielsvogell, yw! Thanks for the contribution and for addressing the minor feedback. I have no further comments, the PR is ready to be merged. |
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This pull request provides an option to disable the AWS RDS MySQL Multi-AZ DB Cluster auto-discovery feature, added in v2.6.2. It also disables the feature by default and adds an additional check.
Background
Currently, ProxySql regularly (by default every 1000th time checking the
read_only
status of a server) queries themysql.rds_topology
table on any AWS RDS DB instance or cluster in its server list to find information about database endpoints. It is designed to work with AWS RDS Multi-AZ DB Clusters, which consist of three individual RDS instances whose endpoints are stored in themysql.rds_topology
table and whose names end in-instance-1
,-instance-2
, and-instance-3
, respectively.Issue
The
mysql.rds_topology
table may however be used for other purposes in the future, so the endpoints in the table cannot by default be assumed to be instances in a Multi-AZ DB Cluster. If the table contains an endpoint, ProxySQL automatically adds this endpoint to theruntime_mysql_servers
table and starts routing traffic to it. Depending on what kind of endpoint is in themysql.rds_topology
, this may result in undesired behavior.Solution
To prevent accidentally reading from the
mysql.rds_topology
table, this PR disables the auto-discovery by default and adds an additional check to only process the information in the table if the topology matches a Multi-AZ DB Cluster deployment.To (re-)enable the auto-discovery for Multi-AZ DB Clusters, in the ProxySql Admin DB, set the global variable
mysql-monitor_aws_rds_topology_discovery_interval
to a value greater than zero (it used to be 1000) and load the variables to runtime. (As per the the code, the variable determines "How frequently a topology discovery is performed, e.g. a value of 500 means one topology discovery every 500 read-only checks".)