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Workspace Planning Analytics
Created by Guest
Created on Apr 10, 2024

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Planning Analytics Workspace (PAW) on OpenShift: Implement MySQL as StatefulSet

The issue with the MySQL in PAW is that it is implemented as Deployment. When the database pod is rescheduled, there is a chance that the new instance is started before the old instance has finished shutting down. In this situation, both pods write to the share and tha database is corrupted.

This happens mainly during cluster upgrades or machine config deplyoments, when nodes are cleared in order to be updated.

The issue is resolved when the database is configured as a StatefulSet, as a new instance is guaranteed to be started only after the first one has shut down completely.

RedHat confirms that this is best practice for databases in OpenShift.

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    Stuart King
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    |     May 22, 2024

    Updated status to 'In development'. Delivery is planned for Q3 2024.

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