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( URL: http://olc.kr/course/course_online_view.jsp?id=480&cid=523 )
DevStack은 OpenStack을 실제 구성하는 대신, 개발 및 테스트 용도로 쉽게 설치 가능한 스크립트입니다.
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Ken Rugg recently talked with Rafael Knuth on the OpenStack Online Meetup. Ken provided an overview of the Trove Project along with detailed descriptions of the latest provisioning and management features.
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Please sign up for upcoming OpenStack Online Meetups: http://www.meetup.com/OpenStack-Online-Meetup/
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- Setting up and managing a PostgreSQL along with pgadmin4 and monitoring
- Running PostgreSQL on Kubernetes with a Demo
- Trends in the container world and how it will affect PostgreSQL
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AI Genie Review: World’s First Open AI WordPress Website CreatorGoogle
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What is OpenStack Trove? Trove Day 2014
1. August 19, 2014
OpenStack Trove Day
Nikhil Manchanda, Trove Project Technical Lead, HP
Doug Shelley, VP of Product Development, Tesora
What is Trove?
2. Mission Statement
To provide scalable and reliable Cloud Database as a
Service provisioning functionality for both relational
and non-relational database engines, and to continue
to improve its fully-featured and extensible open
source framework.
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3. What is Trove?
• Service to provision and manage Databases in an OpenStack Cloud
• Integrated OpenStack Project
• Exposes APIs to
• Provision Instances
• Scale instance sizes (memory / cpu)
• Scale storage size
• Take backups of data
• Manage databases/schemas
• Manage db users and permissions
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5. Managing a Trove Database
• Create Database / Schema
• Create users
• Grant permissions to a User to a Schema
• Enable Root User
• Resize flavor
• Resize volume
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6. Trove Backups
• Fully Managed
• Triggered and Tracked via API
• Streamed to Swift (OpenStack Object Storage)
• Incremental as well as Full backups
• Formats:
• XtraBackup (Percona)
• mysqldump
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7. Trove is Tuned
• Automatically tune my.cnf by Flavor
• Buffer Pool Size
• Log file size
• max_connections
• Sane defaults
• InnoDB only
• Disable load data infile
• Disable select into outfile
• New API to programmatically set configuration groups
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8. Trove is Secure
• Security Groups to manage Access
• Turn off SSH
• Remove anonymous user
• Remove non-localhost users
• Remove local file access
• Mangle root user password
• Apply security patches automatically
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10. Non Relational DB Types
• Support for datastore type, and version
• Support for
• Cassandra
• MongoDB
• Redis
• Couchbase
• Currently only supports single instances
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11. DNS Support
• Integration with Designate
• Provision Trove instances with DNS name
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12. Configuration Groups
• Support for user defined configuration settings
• Supports defining certain mysql (my.cnf) settings
• Allow grouping settings, and targeting groups to instances
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13. Heat Integration
• Support for configuration based “heat” mode
• Default heat templates for each datastore provided
• Supports user-defined custom heat templates per datastore
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14. Incremental Backup / Restore
• No longer necessary to perform full backups every time
• Specify a “parent” backup in API call
• Leverages xtrabackup to perform incremental backup
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15. Trove Conductor
• New component added to Trove Control Plane
• Guest no longer needs direct connection to the Trove DB
• Uses RPC messages to communicate with guest
• Supports heartbeat messages, and backup / restore checks
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16. Miscellaneous
• Goodbye XML API
• Support for Tempest API tests
• Trove Deployment Guide
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18. Replication
• Asynchronous mysql master-slave replication
• Support for new, and existing instances
• Ability to Promote / Detach Slave
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19. Neutron Support
• Add Neutron NICs on instance create
• Support default Neutron Networks
• Horizon (Trove dashboard) enhancements
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20. Configuration Groups Enhancements
• Configuration Groups per datastore and version
• Configuration Groups for MongoDB
• Configuration Groups Enhancements
• Allow users to add descriptions to groups
• Better schema-based validation for values
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21. Datastore Improvements
• Associate flavors with datastores
• Initial Support for other datastores
• PostgreSQL
• Vertica
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22. Enhancements to Backups
• Cross-region availability of backups
• Backup/restore for non-mysql datastores
• Cassandra
• Couchbase
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23. Testing Enhancements
• More Tempest tests
• Guest level API tests
• Client tests
• Scenario tests
• Support for Upgrade testing through Grenade
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24. Miscellaneous
• Support for Capabilities
• Migrate to oslo.messaging
• Heat enhancements
• Improved Logging and Documentation
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• Community decided on a versioned approach
• First version is in Juno
• Goal is to provide read replicas for MySQL
• Subsequent releases will add more capabilities:
• Master-master
• Failover
• Multi-zone disaster recovery
• Choice of replication strategies
Replication - Overview
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• Launch slave from existing master
• Slave bootstrapped with snapshot of master
• Uses MySQL native asynch replication
• Started from snapshot provided binlog position
• Master can support many slaves
• Replication is monitored; instance status changes for delay
or disconnect
• Slaves can be promoted (i.e. detached from Master)
Replication – Juno Capabilities
29. Your Idea Here!
• Growing community of contributors
• Open to new ideas, and code
• Lots of room for improvement
• Find us at #openstack-trove on FreeNode.
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