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Recovery of Async replication

Pre-requisits

Make sure both Rome and Lisbon Clusters are deployed using the Async Deployment manual!

Recovery detached cluster

If relation between clusters was removed and one side went into detached/blocked state: simply relate async replication back to restore ClusterSet.

Recovery lost cluster

If a Cluster has been lost and the ClusterSet need new member: deploy new db application and init async replication. The data will be copied automatically and the new Cluster will join ClusterSet.

Recovery invalidated cluster

A cluster in the cluster-set gets invalidated when async replication auto-recovery fails on a disconnection event or when a failover is run against another cluster-set member while this cluster is unreachable. If the invalidated cluster connections is restored, it’s status will be displayed in juju status as:

App  Version                  Status  Scale  Charm  Channel   Rev  Address         Exposed  Message
db2  8.0.36-0ubuntu0.22.04.1  active      3  mysql  8.0/edge  234  10.152.183.241  no

Unit    Workload  Agent  Address       Ports  Message
db2/0   active    idle   10.1.124.208      
db2/1*  active    idle   10.1.124.203         Primary (standby, invalidated)
db2/2   active    idle   10.1.124.200      

Which indicates that connectivity is possible, but replication channel is stopped. To restore replication operation, run:

juju run db2/leader rejoin-cluster cluster-name=rome

Being rome the name of the invalidated cluster.

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