We have a new version of the MySQL Cluster Auto Installer. I have prepared 3
Youtube videos that shows how to make use of the Auto Installer to install and
set up a cluster on your local machine.
This is my first attempt at making Youtube videos to explain things around
MySQL Cluster.
The Auto Installer is intended as a tool to make it easy to get a cluster up and
running. It is NOT intended for managing a cluster.
The first Youtube video Install MySQL Cluster 8.0.18 on Mac OS X shows how
to install MySQL Cluster 8.0.18 on Mac OS X. This is obviously trivial, so should
be straightforward to do even without the video.
The second Youtube video Starting a local MySQL Cluster using Auto Installer sets
up a small cluster with 1 management server, 2 data nodes and 1 MySQL Server and
explains some details around this.
Using MySQL Cluster AutoInstaller to start development with NDB goes a bit deeper
and also shows how to make use of the cluster and do some trivial operations
through a MySQL client and the NDB management client. It also shows how one can
extend the possible configurations supported by directly manipulating configuration
files deployed by the Auto Installer.
A little note for Mac OS X users with high resolution is that full 4K resolution is
available through Google Chrome, not through Safari.
Youtube videos that shows how to make use of the Auto Installer to install and
set up a cluster on your local machine.
This is my first attempt at making Youtube videos to explain things around
MySQL Cluster.
The Auto Installer is intended as a tool to make it easy to get a cluster up and
running. It is NOT intended for managing a cluster.
The first Youtube video Install MySQL Cluster 8.0.18 on Mac OS X shows how
to install MySQL Cluster 8.0.18 on Mac OS X. This is obviously trivial, so should
be straightforward to do even without the video.
The second Youtube video Starting a local MySQL Cluster using Auto Installer sets
up a small cluster with 1 management server, 2 data nodes and 1 MySQL Server and
explains some details around this.
Using MySQL Cluster AutoInstaller to start development with NDB goes a bit deeper
and also shows how to make use of the cluster and do some trivial operations
through a MySQL client and the NDB management client. It also shows how one can
extend the possible configurations supported by directly manipulating configuration
files deployed by the Auto Installer.
A little note for Mac OS X users with high resolution is that full 4K resolution is
available through Google Chrome, not through Safari.
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