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| The <literal>mysql</literal> roles are in high availability mode by setting |
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Slight change in wording - "The mysql roles can be configured to run in high availability mode..."
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Wouldn't the suggested wording not really fit the context here since we're trying say something like
If your current setup is A, go to link X
If your current setup is B, go to link Y
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I don't feel strongly about it so feel free to disregard...just sounds like something's missing. Would "The mysql roles are running in high availability mode..." sound better?
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Updated to use "are currently running in high availability mode"
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| The <literal>mysql</literal> roles are in high availability mode by | ||
| configuring custom sizing values, see |
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| For the <literal>uaa</literal> deployment, scale the instance count of the | ||
| <literal>mysql</literal> role to 1 and remove the associated persistent | ||
| volume claim. |
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We should make it clear that the PVCs corresponding to the removed instances need to be deleted, not the remaining PVC, i.e., after scaling down to mysql-0, mysql-pvc-1 and mysql-pvc-2 should be deleted.
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Update wording for this and other similar occurrences in bb88210
| from the <literal>uaa</literal> namespace. <emphasis>Do not</emphasis> | ||
| delete the persistent volume (PV). | ||
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| <screen>&prompt.user;kubectl delete persistentvolumeclaim --namespace uaa mysql-data-mysql-1</screen> |
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This assumes there were only 2 instances of mysql to begin with? I think config.HA setting defaults the mysql count to 3.
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Update wording for this and other similar occurrences in bb88210
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| For the <literal>scf</literal> deployment, scale the instance count of the | ||
| <literal>mysql</literal> role to 1 and remove the associated | ||
| persistent volume claim. |
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Same as above, i.e. clarify the orphaned PVCs need to be removed.
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| Delete the persistent volume claim (PVC) for <literal>mysql-1</literal> | ||
| from the <literal>scf</literal> namespace. <emphasis>Do not</emphasis> |
| <para> | ||
| For the <literal>uaa</literal> deployment, scale the instance count of the | ||
| <literal>mysql</literal> role to 1 and remove the associated persistent | ||
| volume claim. |
| <step> | ||
| <para> | ||
| Delete the persistent volume claim (PVC) for <literal>mysql-1</literal> | ||
| from the <literal>uaa</literal> namespace. <emphasis>Do not</emphasis> |
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In this case the customer would need to delete all the orphaned PVCs for the rest of the instances, not just the one corresponding to mysql-1...
| <para> | ||
| For the <literal>scf</literal> deployment, scale the instance count of the | ||
| <literal>mysql</literal> role to 1 and remove the associated | ||
| persistent volume claim. |
| <step> | ||
| <para> | ||
| Delete the persistent volume claim (PVC) for <literal>mysql-1</literal> | ||
| from the <literal>scf</literal> namespace. <emphasis>Do not</emphasis> |
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