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% # MaxScale
% ## Configuration & Usage Scenarios
# Document History
Date | Change | Who
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21st July 2013 | Initial version|Mark Riddoch
23rd July 2013 | Addition of default user and password for a monitor and discussion of monitor user requirements<br/> New monitor documented for Galera clusters<br/>Addition of example Galera cluster configuration|Mark Riddoch
13th November 2013 | state for Galera Monitor is "synced"|Massimiliano Pinto
2nd December 2013 | Updated the description of the command line arguments to match the code updates.<br/>Improved descriptions and general documentation.<br/>Enhanced example configurations|Mark Riddoch
6th February 2014 | Added “enable_root_user” as a service parameter|Massimiliano Pinto
7th February 2014 | Addition of bind address information<br/>Clarification of user configuration required for monitoring users and the user needed to fetch the user data|Mark Riddoch
3rd March 2014 | MySQL authentication with hostnames|Massimiliano Pinto
3rd March 2014 | Addition of section that describes authentication requirements and the rules for creating user credentials|Mark Riddoch
28th March 2014 | Unix socket support|Massimiliano Pinto
8th May 2014 | Added “version_string” parameter in service|Massimiliano Pinto
29th May 2014 | Added troubleshooting section|Massimiliano Pinto
2nd June 2014 | Correction of some typos, clarification of the meaning of session modification statements and the default user for the CLI.<br/> Addition of debugcli configuration option for developer and user modes.|Mark Riddoch
4th June 2014 | Addition of “monitor_interval” for monitors|Massimiliano Pinto
6th June 2014 | Addition of filters sections|Mark Riddoch
27th June 2014 | Addition of server weighting, the configuration for the maxadmin client|Mark Riddoch
2nd July 2014 | Addition of new readwritesplit router options with description and examples.|Vilho Raatikka
31st July 2014 | Addition of NDB monitor for MySQL Cluster|Massimiliano Pinto
28th August 2014 | Addition of “detect_stale_master” option for MySQL monitor|Massimiliano Pinto
26th September 2014| Addition of 'localhost_match_wildcard_host' service option|Massimiliano Pinto
24th October 2014 | Addition of “disable_master_failback” option for Galera monitor|Massimiliano Pinto
4th November 2014 | Addition of timeouts for all monitors|Massimiliano Pinto
11th November 2014 | Addition of missing top filter|Mark Riddoch
% MaxScale
% Configuration & Usage Scenarios
# Introduction
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## Terms
Term | Description
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service | A service represents a set of databases with a specific access mechanism that is offered to clients of MaxScale. The access mechanism defines the algorithm that MaxScale will use to direct particular requests to the individual databases.
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filter | A module that can be placed between the client and the MaxScale router module. All client data passes through the filter module and may be examined or modified by the filter modules. Filters may be chained together to form processing pipelines.
Filters may be chained together to form processing pipelines.</td>
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# Configuration
The MaxScale configuration is read from a file which can be located in a number of placing, MaxScale will search for the configuration file in a number of locations.