need help from DevOps and it people about db restoration

Cenon

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  • Feb 25, 2011
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    we currently have a aws rds with mysql 5.7 and need to migrate the databases in to separate database servers (aws ec2 instances)
    using proxysql and orchestrator.

    is there any idea about moving the data from the prod which is running in aws rds in to mysql instance?
    we have scripted everything and optimized to 15 mints downtime but client is not ready for a downtime.

    cc @devops @DevOps Engineer @DevOps_Boy
     

    Don GasCan

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    සේදවත්ත
    තියන එක වගේම අලුත් එකක් හදපන්
    රෙප්ලිකේට් කරපන්
    ෆුල් රෙප්ලිකේට් උනාම
    අලුත් එකට db එක පොයින්ට් කරපන් ඔෆ් පීක් වෙලාවක .
    මයිග්‍රේශන් එක වෙලාවෙත් ඩේටා එනවනම් කිව් එක්කට දාල කට් ඔෆ් එක කරපන්
    පරණ එක ඩීකමිශන් කරපන්
     

    LZP1992

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    @ගෙදර
    we currently have a aws rds with mysql 5.7 and need to migrate the databases in to separate database servers (aws ec2 instances)
    using proxysql and orchestrator.

    is there any idea about moving the data from the prod which is running in aws rds in to mysql instance?
    we have scripted everything and optimized to 15 mints downtime but client is not ready for a downtime.

    cc @devops @DevOps Engineer @DevOps_Boy
    reason for move db to a ec2 instance instead of move to separate rds?
    If you move to a separate rds AWS DMS is the best solution :yes:
    But in here..... zero downtime.... :rolleyes:
    Any way get a snapshot before do anything :yes:
     
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    Cenon

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    reason for move db to a ec2 instance instead of move to separate rds?
    If you move to a separate rds AWS DMS is the best solution :yes:
    But in here..... zero downtime.... :rolleyes:
    Any way get a snapshot before do anything :yes:
    existing data are in RDS, and new data are in mysql ec2 instance.
    ill check AWS DMS
     
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