Re: Mysqlconnector/J for PXC cluster
Posted by: Yasser Param
Date: March 03, 2016 05:45PM

Thank you for your reply!

Let me explain it in detail -
When my primary node fails, connectorj is able to failover connections to the next node in line. I have a total of three nodes. So far it is good.

Scenario 1:
Using queriesBeforeRetryMaster and secondsBeforeRetryMaster = 0.
When I bring back the primary node, I expected connections to stay in the second node because i turned off automatic fallback using the above two properties(set to 0). But I saw connections to node 2 and the primary node. It is probably because of new connection requests going to primary node and existing connections staying at node 2. This is not a good state because writes to multiple nodes causes deadlocks and PXC documentation advises to limit writes to one node.

Scenario 2:
Using secondsBeforeRetryMaster = 5.
When I bring back the primary node, I expected all connections to move to the primary node leaving no connections in node 2. But I saw connections to the primary node and node 2, which is not a good state to be in.
I have 40+ JBoss application servers and so the chances of connecting to multiple nodes seems to be unavoidable.

Bottom line question - is there a way to effectively limit or control connections to one node only when the primary node is brought back in action after a failure?

Thanks,
Yasser

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