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The setup contains a three node master-slave cluster with both readwritesplit and readconnroute. Removed the duplication of the configuration files in the README and provided links instead.
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MariaDB MaxScale Docker image
This Docker image runs the latest GA version of MariaDB MaxScale.
Building
Run the following command in this directory to build the image.
docker build -t maxscale .
Usage
You must mount your configuration file into /etc/maxscale.cnf.d/. To do
this, pass it as an argument to the -v option:
docker run -v $PWD/my-maxscale.cnf:/etc/maxscale.cnf.d/my-maxscale.cnf maxscale:latest
By default, MaxScale runs with the -l stdout arguments. To explicitly
define a configuration file, use the -f /path/to/maxscale.cnf argument
and add -l stdout after it.
docker run --network host --rm -v /my_dir:/container_dir maxscale -f /path/to/maxscale.cnf -l stdout
Default configuration
The default configuration for the MaxScale docker image can be found in this configuration file.
MaxScale docker-compose setup
The MaxScale docker-compose setup contains MaxScale configured with a three node master-slave cluster. To start it, run the following commands in this directory.
docker-compose build
docker-compose up -d
After MaxScale and the servers have started (takes a few minutes), you can find
the readwritesplit router on port 4006 and the readconnroute on port 4008. The
user maxuser with the password maxpwd can be used to test the cluster.
You can edit the maxscale.cnf.d/example.cnf
file and recreate the MaxScale container to change the configuration.
To stop the containers, execute the following command. Optionally, use the -v flag to also remove the volumes.
docker-compose down