Do solidworks offline if given/server node

#Do solidworks offline if given/server node how to#

Since the master GTID was also loaded as a part of the snapshot, our replica server easily fetched all the changes since the snapshot, and we had identical data between the two systems. We loaded the snapshot onto the new server, and then set up simple replication from the old server to the new one. Replication to the rescue! If you enable the binary-log in MariaDB, you can instruct mysqldumpВ to store the current GTID in the output file. However, this meant that any new data or updates that came in while we were loading the snapshot onto the new server would have been lost if we switched the clients to the new server. The first method we thought of was to snapshot the data and load it onto the new server without shutting down the service. The easiest way to move the data would have been to take the service offline, move the data over, and then point clients at the new server however, this outage is a massive inconvenience for customers, and so we wanted to find a way to do it without any downtime, and without any data loss.

#Do solidworks offline if given/server node how to#

One of the challenges we faced after deploying the new infrastructure was how to migrate the data from the current production database server to the new server without having to take the system offline while we moved the data. Recently we decided to roll out new database infrastructure for many of our backed systems.