Preparations: obtain the 1mysql configuration file awindows find the mysql client shortcut and right-click-& gt; the file path in the property target is the storage location of the configuration file.
Preparations:
1. obtain the mysql configuration file
A. in windows, find the mysql client shortcut and right-click it. the file path in the property target is the storage location of the configuration file.
Objective: "C: \ Program Files \ MySQL Server 5.6 \ bin \ mysql.exe ""
-- Defaults-file = C: \ ProgramData \ MySQL Server 5.6 \ my. ini ""-uroot ""-p"
Here, defaults-file specifies the configuration file path.
B. enter find-name "my. cnf" in linux to return to the mysql configuration file path.
2. start, stop, and restart Mysql
1. in windows, right-click the mysql service in the Task Manager and choose> operation
B. linux Terminal:
Service mysqld start -- start service mysqld stop -- suspend service mysqld restart -- restart
3. Register and uninstall the Mysql service in Window
Register mysql service: mysqld install mysql -- defaults-file = "C: \ Program Files \ mysql-5.7.12 \ my. cnf"
Uninstall mysql service: mysqld remove mysql
1 Master 1 slave server
Environment introduction: one Mysql 5.5.37 x86 server under win10 mysql5.6 x64 server and one CentOS release 6.3 (Final)
Mysql5.5.37 as master 5.6 as Slave
Operation:
1>. configure my. cnf for the master.
[Mysqld] server_id = 1 # (if not specified, the default value is 1) log-bin = master-bin
2>. configure my. cnf for slave
[mysqld]server-id=2relay_log=slave-relay-binrelay_log_index=slave-relay-bin.index
3>. restart the master and slave services respectively.
4>. create a replication slave user on the master host
create user repl_user;GRANTREPLICATION SLAVE ON *.* TO repl_user IDENTIFIED BY 'xyzzy';
5>. run
CHANGE MASTER TO MASTER_HOST='121.89.42.1',MASTER_PORT=3306, MASTER_USER='repl_user',MASTER_PASSWORD='xyzzy';
6>. run START slave on the SLAVE host.
7>. execute SHOW slave STATUS display on the SLAVE host.
Success.
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