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Mysql Backup Basics

This document discusses MySQL backup and recovery basics. It covers various backup methods like hot backups using MySQL binary logfiles, warm backups using mysqldump, and cold backups copying MySQL data directories. It also discusses using the binary logfile and mysqldump to record binlog positions for point-in-time recovery. Homework involves creating a full backup, making changes, and using binlogs to recover to a past state. Advanced topics like large data backups, filtering, offsite recovery, and MySQL 6.0 online backups are also mentioned.

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Mysql Backup Basics

This document discusses MySQL backup and recovery basics. It covers various backup methods like hot backups using MySQL binary logfiles, warm backups using mysqldump, and cold backups copying MySQL data directories. It also discusses using the binary logfile and mysqldump to record binlog positions for point-in-time recovery. Homework involves creating a full backup, making changes, and using binlogs to recover to a past state. Advanced topics like large data backups, filtering, offsite recovery, and MySQL 6.0 online backups are also mentioned.

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Backup & Recovery

Basics
Presented by,
MySQL & O’Reilly Media, Inc.
Kai Voigt, MySQL
Instructor
Time Machine
INSERT
UPDATE
Backup CREATE
UPDATE

Time
DROP
INSERT
ALTER
GRANT
Time

UPDATE
DROP TABLE
Time Machine
INSERT
UPDATE
Backup CREATE
UPDATE

Time
DROP
INSERT
ALTER
GRANT
Time

UPDATE
DROP TABLE
The Binary Logfile
[mysqld]
log-bin
expire-logs-days=3

-rw-rw---- 1 _mysql _mysql 125 Mar 4 13:58 localhost-bin.000001


-rw-rw---- 1 _mysql _mysql 166 Mar 4 14:05 localhost-bin.000002
-rw-rw---- 1 _mysql _mysql 2976388 Mar 6 15:27 localhost-bin.000003
-rw-rw---- 1 _mysql _mysql 724138 Mar 14 08:58 localhost-bin.000004
-rw-rw---- 1 _mysql _mysql 224 Mar 11 09:54 localhost-bin.index
mysqlbinlog
# mysqlbinlog kai-voigts-macbook-pro-bin.000004

#8314 17:39:44 server id 1 end_log_pos 724166 Intvar


SET INSERT_ID=4080/*!*/;
# at 724166
#8314 17:39:44 server id 1 end_log_pos 724276 Query
thread_id=3
SET TIMESTAMP=1205512784/*!*/;
SET @@session.sql_mode=0/*!*/;
INSERT INTO City (Name) VALUES ("Santa Clara")/*!*/;
# at 724276
#8314 17:39:53 server id 1 end_log_pos 724364 Query
thread_id=3
SET TIMESTAMP=1205512793/*!*/;
DELETE FROM City LIMIT 4/*!*/;
# at 724364
#8314 17:40:2 server id 1 end_log_pos 724467 Query
thread_id=3
SET TIMESTAMP=1205512802/*!*/;
UPDATE City SET Population=Population*2/*!*/;
Time Machine
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UPDATE
Backup CREATE
UPDATE

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ALTER
GRANT
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DROP TABLE
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Perfect Backup ✓ Hot All Fast Free

No Backup Hot All Fast Free

Catholic Backup Hot All Fast :-)

Copy DataDir ✓ Cold All Fast Free

Copy MyISAM Files ✓ Warm MyISAM Fast Free

Copy InnoDB Files ✓ Cold InnoDB Fast Free


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Perfect Backup ✓ Hot All Fast Free

InnoDB Hot Backup ✓ Hot InnoDB Slow $

mysqldump ✓ Warm All Slow Free

mysqldump --single-transaction ✓ Hot InnoDB Slow Free

Replication ✓ Hot All Fast Free

Filesystem Snapshot ✓ Hot All Fast Free


Time Machine
INSERT
UPDATE
Backup CREATE
UPDATE

Time
DROP
INSERT
ALTER
GRANT
Time

UPDATE
DROP TABLE
Record Binlog position
 mysqldump --master-data
 SHOW MASTER STATUS
 ls -l
 cat master.info
Time Machine
INSERT
UPDATE
Backup CREATE
UPDATE

Time
DROP
INSERT
ALTER
GRANT
Time

UPDATE
DROP TABLE
Point In Time Recovery
 mysqlbinlog
--start-position
--stop-position
Home Work
 Create a Full Backup
 Do useful Changes
 Do stupid Changes
 Go back in Time
The non-Basics
 Large Data
 Filtering
 Offsite Recovery
 Multiple Storage Engines
 Distributed Data

 MySQL 6.0 - Online Backup


Thank you!
 kai@mysql.com
 http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/backup-
and-recovery.html

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