Hi,
is there a “proper” way of stopping slave instance (for example if there is a need for maintenance, reboot, …)? Or is killing the right pid enough?
Kind regards,
Rok
Hi,
is there a “proper” way of stopping slave instance (for example if there is a need for maintenance, reboot, …)? Or is killing the right pid enough?
Kind regards,
Rok
Hi @rokj , Using systemctl stop mysql
is the preferred method of stopping any mysql instance. Other that that, no, there is nothing special you need to do to stop a replica instance.
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