TDSQL-C for MySQL
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Overview
Last updated: 2024-09-10 09:46:14
This document describes what a TDSQL-C for MySQL cluster is and how to view the cluster list and manipulate a cluster.
Cluster overview
A cluster is a group of network resources containing read-write and read-only instances. As the basic management unit of TDSQL-C for MySQL, a cluster can have up to one read-write instance and 15 read-only instances.
Cluster management overview
Cluster Configuration Item | Description | Operation Method |
Renaming a cluster | You can rename a cluster. The cluster name can contain up to 60 letters, hyphens, underscores, and dots. | |
Modifying the cluster project | You can set and modify the project of a cluster. | |
Deleting a cluster | You can delete a cluster when it is no longer used. | |
Restoring a cluster | You can restore an isolated cluster as needed. The recycle bin displays the period during which the cluster can be restored. |
Viewing the cluster list
On the cluster list page, proceed based on the actually used view mode:
1. Log in to the TDSQL-C for MySQL console.
2. Select the region and MySQL engine at the top to view the cluster list.
1. Log in to the TDSQL-C for MySQL console.
2. Select the region and MySQL engine at the top to view the cluster list.
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