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Summary of Changes
This pull request adds a guide to enable TiProxy using TiUP. The main goal is to provide documentation for users who want to scale out TiProxy on an existing cluster. The documentation recommends using TiUP v1.16.1 or later due to bug fixes related to TiProxy in previous versions. The changes involve modifying the tiproxy-overview.md
file to include instructions for creating a new cluster with TiProxy and enabling TiProxy for an existing cluster.
Highlights
- New Documentation: Adds a guide to enable TiProxy using TiUP, addressing the problem of session migration failures after scaling out TiProxy.
- TiUP Version Recommendation: Recommends using TiUP v1.16.1 or later due to bug fixes related to TiProxy in previous versions.
- Configuration Instructions: Provides detailed steps for configuring TiDB and TiProxy instances, including setting
graceful-wait-before-shutdown
for TiDB and configuring virtual IP for TiProxy. - Scaling Out TiProxy: Includes instructions for scaling out TiProxy instances for existing clusters, including configuring TiProxy in a separate topology file and reloading TiDB configuration.
Changelog
- tiproxy/tiproxy-overview.md
- Reorganized the document to include sections for creating a new cluster with TiProxy and enabling TiProxy for an existing cluster.
- Removed the steps for TiUP versions prior to v1.16.1 and recommends using v1.16.1 or later.
- Updated the configuration instructions for TiDB instances, focusing on the
graceful-wait-before-shutdown
setting. - Added instructions for configuring TiProxy instances, including setting
ha.virtual-ip
andha.interface
for high availability. - Included steps for scaling out TiProxy for existing clusters, including creating a separate topology file and reloading TiDB configuration.
- Removed manual certificate generation steps, as TiUP now handles this automatically.
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Code Review
This pull request adds a guide to enable TiProxy using TiUP, which is helpful for users encountering issues with session migration after scaling out TiProxy. The changes include recommending TiUP v1.16.1 or later and providing detailed steps for creating a new cluster with TiProxy and enabling TiProxy for an existing cluster. Overall, the documentation is well-structured and informative.
Summary of Findings
- Inconsistent terminology: The documentation uses both 'scaling out TiProxy' and 'enabling TiProxy'. While they refer to the same action, using consistent terminology would improve clarity.
- Missing information: The documentation mentions configuring TiProxy instances in a separate topology file (tiproxy.toml) but doesn't provide a complete example, especially regarding the deploy_dir. This could lead to confusion for users.
Merge Readiness
The pull request is almost ready for merging. Addressing the identified issues, particularly the inconsistent terminology and the missing information in the example topology file, would enhance the documentation's clarity and usability. I am unable to approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.
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What is changed, added or deleted? (Required)
More and more users encountered a problem that after scaling out a tiproxy, tiproxy can't migrate sessions but reports warnings. This doc adds a guide to scale out tiproxy on an existing cluster.
Before TiUP v1.16.1, there were some bugfixes related to tiproxy, refer to https://github.com/pingcap/tiup/releases. Besides, adding deployment with TiUP v1.15.0 makes the steps longer. This doc removes the TiUP v1.15.0 steps and recommends v1.16.1.
Which TiDB version(s) do your changes apply to? (Required)
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