Alarm Fault handling method of DBA Monitor V1.0 in CVM Monitoring system
The following content mainly brings you the alarm fault handling methods of the cloud server monitoring system DBA Monitor V1.0. The knowledge mentioned here is slightly different from the books. It is summed up by professional and technical personnel in the process of contact with users, and has a certain experience sharing value. I hope to bring help to the broad masses of readers.
CVM monitoring system DBA Monitor V1.0
Alarm server: *
Alarm hostname: *: 3306
Alarm time: 2017-10-20 11:10:03
The content of the alarm:
Materid-185:mysql-bin.002114 | 391767716
Slaveid-189:mysql-bin.002114 | 391767716 | mysql-bin.002114 | 384247058 |
Analysis:
Through the alarm content, we can find that there is a delay between the master and slave servers of this group of servers. From the alarm content, we can know that the master binlog log is the same as the relay_log log point that has been synchronized to the slave. The log files are all but the mysql-bin.002114 log point is 391767716, but all the rely-log logs on the slave have not been restored, so it is likely that the master and slave delay is caused by the execution of large transactions on the master, which can be found by analyzing the binlog log on the master. It is true that a large number of transaction operations have been performed on the master since the 384247058 log point.
Treatment plan: wait for natural recovery.
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