k8s-manifests/ops/110-native-mysql

110 native MySQL replicas

This directory tracks the host-level MySQL replica configuration for the 10.10.11.110 production cluster. MySQL runs under systemd on the worker hosts; it is not deployed as a container.

Topology

Role	Host	MySQL port	Server ID
Existing source	192.168.110.208	3316	10
Reader 1	192.168.110.73	3306	11073
Reader 2	192.168.110.13	3306	11013
Backup replica	192.168.110.64	3306	11064

ProxySQL is deployed separately as two Kubernetes replicas, following the same pattern as the 10.10.11.10 cluster. The existing source remains the only writer until all replicas pass validation and a separate cutover is approved.

Deployment order

1. Install and seed .73, then verify GTID replication and read-only mode.
2. Install .13 and clone it from .73, then configure its own GTID channel.
3. Install .64 only after confirming sufficient disk headroom; keep it out of the ProxySQL reader pool as the backup replica.
4. Deploy ProxySQL canary and validate routing before changing application traffic.

The source is MySQL 8.0.32 while Ubuntu 24.04 installs MySQL 8.0.46. Seed the first replica with one online, consistent logical export, then use the clone plugin only between the 8.0.46 replicas.

Never stop, reset, reinitialize, or change read-only state on the existing source as part of this procedure. Credentials and generated SQL must remain outside Git.

Installation

Run on the target host from a checked-out, pushed revision:

sudo ./install-replica.sh ./99-mes-prd-replica-73.cnf

After seeding and configuring replication, require all of the following:

SELECT @@server_id, @@read_only, @@super_read_only, @@gtid_mode;
SELECT CHANNEL_NAME, SERVICE_STATE, LAST_ERROR_NUMBER, LAST_ERROR_MESSAGE
FROM performance_schema.replication_connection_status;
SELECT CHANNEL_NAME, SERVICE_STATE
FROM performance_schema.replication_applier_status;

Both replication service states must be ON, both read-only values must be 1, and the connection error number must be 0 before ProxySQL can use the host.