vt/servenv/servenv.go#L33 package servenv import ( // register the HTTP handlers for profiling _ "net/http/pprof" "net/url" "os" "os/signal" "runtime/debug" "strings" "sync" "syscall" "time" Vitess is working

low_priority_updates NoOp max_delayed_threads NoOp max_insert_delayed_threads NoOp multi_range_count NoOp net_buffer_length NoOp new NoOp query_cache_type NoOp query_cache_wlock_invalidate NoOp query_prealloc_size max_sort_length CheckAndIgnore max_user_connections CheckAndIgnore net_read_timeout CheckAndIgnore net_retry_count CheckAndIgnore net_write_timeout CheckAndIgnore session_track_gtids CheckAndIgnore session_track_schema” chunks (250GB per MySQL server), and not to shy away from running multiple instances per host. The net resource usage would be about the same. But the manageability greatly improves when MySQL instances

low_priority_updates NoOp max_delayed_threads NoOp max_insert_delayed_threads NoOp multi_range_count NoOp net_buffer_length NoOp new NoOp query_cache_type NoOp query_cache_wlock_invalidate NoOp query_prealloc_size max_sort_length CheckAndIgnore max_user_connections CheckAndIgnore net_read_timeout CheckAndIgnore net_retry_count CheckAndIgnore net_write_timeout CheckAndIgnore session_track_gtids CheckAndIgnore session_track_schema” chunks (250GB per MySQL server), and not to shy away from running multiple instances per host. The net resource usage would be about the same. But the manageability greatly improves when MySQL instances

r_static.go Affected Code: func (a *AuthServerStatic) Negotiate(c *Conn, user string, remoteAddr net.Addr) (Getter, error) { [...] for _, entry := range entries { // Validate the password. if matc

low_priority_updates NoOp max_delayed_threads NoOp max_insert_delayed_threads NoOp multi_range_count NoOp net_buffer_length NoOp new NoOp query_cache_type NoOp query_cache_wlock_invalidate NoOp query_prealloc_size max_sort_length CheckAndIgnore max_user_connections CheckAndIgnore net_read_timeout CheckAndIgnore net_retry_count CheckAndIgnore net_write_timeout CheckAndIgnore session_track_gtids CheckAndIgnore session_track_schema” chunks (250GB per MySQL server), and not to shy away from running multiple instances per host. The net resource usage would be about the same. But the manageability greatly improves when MySQL instances

low_priority_updates NoOp max_delayed_threads NoOp max_insert_delayed_threads NoOp multi_range_count NoOp net_buffer_length NoOp new NoOp query_cache_type NoOp query_cache_wlock_invalidate NoOp query_prealloc_size max_sort_length CheckAndIgnore max_user_connections CheckAndIgnore net_read_timeout CheckAndIgnore net_retry_count CheckAndIgnore net_write_timeout CheckAndIgnore session_track_gtids CheckAndIgnore session_track_schema” chunks (250GB per MySQL server), and not to shy away from running multiple instances per host. The net resource usage would be about the same. But the manageability greatly improves when MySQL instances

low_priority_updates NoOp max_delayed_threads NoOp max_insert_delayed_threads NoOp multi_range_count NoOp net_buffer_length NoOp new NoOp query_cache_type NoOp query_cache_wlock_invalidate NoOp query_prealloc_size max_sort_length CheckAndIgnore max_user_connections CheckAndIgnore net_read_timeout CheckAndIgnore net_retry_count CheckAndIgnore net_write_timeout CheckAndIgnore session_track_gtids CheckAndIgnore session_track_schema” chunks (250GB per MySQL server), and not to shy away from running multiple instances per host. The net resource usage would be about the same. But the manageability greatly improves when MySQL instances

chunks (250GB per MySQL server), and not to shy away from running multiple instances per host. The net resource usage would be about the same. But the manageability greatly improves when MySQL instances

chunks (250GB per MySQL server), and not to shy away from running multiple instances per host. The net resource usage would be about the same. But the manageability greatly improves when MySQL instances

chunks (250GB per MySQL server), and not to shy away from running multiple instances per host. The net resource usage would be about the same. But the manageability greatly improves when MySQL instances