leaf_nodes (s) - description of the leaf nodes (x x|x x x|x x) mid_nodes (s) - description of the middle nodes (x x x) tree_nodes (s) - description of the tree (x-x x x-x x|x x x|x x) a -all_info (-) - print more info for "ports" operation p -search_path (s) - search path for ports and info 'text' plain text dump of requested information
#SANDVOX MYSQL CODE#
'perl' fully structured information in Perl code f -format (s) - format for "ports" and "info" z -range_size (i) - size of range when searching for available port range x -max_range (i) - maximum port when searching for available ranges i -min_range (i) - minimum port when searching for available ranges u -only_used (-) - for "ports" operation, shows only the used ones n -new_port (s) - new port while moving a sandbox d -dest_dir (s) - destination directory for move,copy s -source_dir (s) - source directory for move,copy 'unpreserve' makes a sandbox NOT permanent 'range' finds N consecutive ports not yet used by the Sandbox 'move' moves a Sandbox to a different location 'copy' copies data from one Sandbox to another 'info' returns configuration options from a Sandbox Same base port number, unless you specify -check_base_port. ( -replication_directory -group_directory), but this will use the If you want to avoid overwriting, you can specify a different group name The rationale is that a multiple sandbox is definitely more likely to be aĬreated only for testing purposes, and overwriting it should not be a problem. Is to overwrite the existing sandbox without asking for confirmation. Make_multiple_sandbox, make_multiple_custom_sandbox) the default behavior When you create a multiple sandbox (make_replication_sandbox, Even if you set NODE_OPTIONS=-check_port, it won't be used, because every group sandbox invokes make_sandbox with the -no_check_port option. Notice that this option is disabled when you use a group sandbox (replication or multiple). # Creates a sandbox with port 5081 under $SANDBOX_HOME/msb_5_0_79_b # Creates a sandbox with port 5080 under $SANDBOX_HOME/msb_5_0_79_a # The contents of the previous data directory are saved as 'old_data'. # Creates a sandbox with port 5079 under $SANDBOX_HOME/msb_5_0_79 Start and restart accept parameters that are eventually passed to the server. "./start", "./restart", and "./stop" do what their name suggests. Some handy scripts to manage your server easily and in isolation. The sandbox directory of the instance you just created contains (default: $SANDBOX_HOME/msb_VERSION for single sandboxes) Running "$SANDBOX_HOME/stop_all" you will stop all servers of all sandboxes, single or groups, below that directory.Ĭhange directory to the newly created one
provides a set of handy super-commands, which can be passed to all the sandboxes.further isolates the sandboxes, and keep them under easy control if you are in the habit of creating many of them.Unless you override the defaults, sandboxes are created inside a Or -how_many_nodes=X option, allowing you to create very large groups. Multiple and replication sandboxes, for example, accept a -how_many_slaves=X That can be used in a my.cnf file, in addition to specific sandbox options. When creating a single sandbox, you can pass to the new server most any option If you use some options frequently, it would make sense to add them to the default option file, which is $HOME/.msandboxrc Fine tuningĮvery sandbox script will give you additional information if you invoke it In this case, you need to set the PERL5LIB
#SANDVOX MYSQL INSTALL#
Install side servers in user space, you can install it as root (default) MySQL Sandbox installs as a normal Perl Module. Interfere with existing MYSQL installations. Non-standard data directory, ports and sockets, so they won't With this package you can play with new MySQL releases without needing Provide some useful commands to start, use and stop this sandbox. It will install one node under your home directory, and it will MySQL from 3.23 to 8.0 (and any version of MariaDB.) This package is a sandbox for testing features under any version of This project is now archived and will not be updated.
#SANDVOX MYSQL PLUS#
It can already support all MySQL-Sandbox features, plus many new ones. This project is replaced by dbdeployer, which is now GA.
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