Ubuntu: installation and configuration of storage nodes (NDB)

This section describes how to install, configure mysql-data1.mytest.com, and mysql-data2.mytest.com In Ubuntu. Install MySQL on both the mysql-data1 and mysql-data2 servers, respectively when installing the MySQL server: $ sudoapt-getupdateinstallmysql-server installation, the installer will require you to set the MySQL root Password. Set

This section describes how to install, configure mysql-data1.mytest.com, and mysql-data2.mytest.com In Ubuntu.

Install MySQL

Install the MySQL server on both the mysql-data1 and the mysql-data2:

$ Sudo apt-get update install mysql-server

During installation, the installer requires you to set the MySQL root Password. Set and remember the password.

After the program is installed, stop the MySQL service:

$ Sudo/etc/init. d/mysql stop

Configure my. cnf

On both the mysql-data1 and mysql-data2 servers, perform the same action.

First, back up the original/etc/mysql/my. cnf:

$ Sudo mv/etc/mysql/my. cnf/etc/mysql/my. cnf-back

Then, edit a new my. cnf:

$ Sudo nano/etc/mysql/my. cnf

The content is as follows:

[Client]

Socket =/var/run/mysqld. sock

Port = 3306

[Mysqld]

Ndbcluster

Ndb-connectstring = 192.168.1.10 # IP address of the Management Node

Default-storage-engine = NDBCLUSTER

[Mysql_cluster]

Ndb-connectstring = 192.168.1.10 # IP address of the Management Node

After the file is saved, you can start the ndb service:

$ Sudo/etc/init. d/mysql-ndb start-initial

When you are prompted to start the ndb service, use/etc/init. d/mysql-ndb start. In the following cases, use/etc/init. d/mysql-ndb start-initial ("initialization" to start ):

Enable the ndb service for the first time;

After the configuration of the Management node is changed.

If you encounter the following errors when starting the ndb service:

* Starting MySQL NDB Data Node ndbd error = 2350

22:20:55 [ndbd] INFO -- Error handler restarting system

22:20:55 [ndbd] INFO -- Error handler shutdown completed-exiting

Sphase = 0

Exit =-1

The ndb service has been started. Run the following command to check whether the ndb service has been started:

$ Ps aux | grep ndb | grep-v grep

Now you can start the mysql service:

$ Sudo/etc/init. d/mysql start