Tungsten e manual pdf

Schema, Table, and Column Selection 9. JavaScript Filters 9. Writing JavaScript Filters 9. Installing Custom JavaScript Filters Performance and Tuning Block Commit Monitoring Block Commit Status Improving Network Performance Release Notes A.

Prerequisites B. Requirements B. Operating Systems Support B. Database Support B. RAM Requirements B. Disk Requirements B. Java Requirements B. Cloud Deployment Requirements B. Docker Support Policy B.

Staging Host Configuration B. Host Configuration B. Creating the User Environment B. Directory Locations and Configuration B. Configure Software B. SELinux Configuration B. Prerequisite Checklist C. Troubleshooting C. Contacting Support C. Support Request Procedure C. Creating a Support Account C. Generating Diagnostic Information C. Open a Support Ticket C. Open a Support Ticket via Email C. Support Severity Level Definitions C.

Generating Advanced Diagnostic Information C. Services requires a reset C. OptimizeUpdatesFilter cannot filter, because column and key count is different. Make sure that it is defined before filters which remove keys eg. PrimaryKeyFilter C.

Unable to update the configuration of an installed directory C. Too many open processes or files C. Replicator runs out of memory C. Known Issues C. Triggers C. Troubleshooting Timeouts C. Troubleshooting Backups C. Running Out of Diskspace C. Troubleshooting SSH and tpm C. Troubleshooting Data Differences C. Identify Structural Differences C. Identify Data Differences C. Comparing Table Data C. Troubleshooting Memory Usage D. Files, Directories, and Environment D.

The backups Directory D. The releases Directory D. The share Directory D. The thl Directory D. The tungsten Directory D. Log Files D. Environment Variables E. Terminology Reference E. THL Format E. Generated Field Reference E. Terminology: Fields masterConnectUri E. Terminology: Fields masterListenUri E. Terminology: Fields accessFailures E.

Terminology: Fields active E. Terminology: Fields activeSeqno E. Terminology: Fields appliedLastSeqno E. Terminology: Fields appliedLatency E. Terminology: Fields applier. Terminology: Fields applyTime E. Terminology: Fields autoRecoveryEnabled E. Terminology: Fields autoRecoveryTotal E. Terminology: Fields averageBlockSize E.

Terminology: Fields cancelled E. Terminology: Fields channel E. Terminology: Fields channels E. Terminology: Fields clusterName E. Terminology: Fields commits E. Terminology: Fields committedMinSeqno E. Terminology: Fields criticalPartition E. Terminology: Fields currentBlockSize E. Terminology: Fields currentEventId E. Terminology: Fields currentLastFragno E.

Terminology: Fields currentLastSeqno E. Terminology: Fields currentTimeMillis E. Terminology: Fields dataServerHost E. Terminology: Fields discardCount E. Terminology: Fields doChecksum E. Terminology: Fields estimatedOfflineInterval E. Terminology: Fields eventCount E. Terminology: Fields extensions E. Terminology: Fields extractTime E. Terminology: Fields extractor. Terminology: Fields filter. Terminology: Fields filterTime E. Terminology: Fields flushIntervalMillis E.

Terminology: Fields fsyncOnFlush E. Terminology: Fields headSeqno E. Terminology: Fields intervalGuard E. Terminology: Fields latestEpochNumber E. Terminology: Fields logConnectionTimeout E. Terminology: Fields logDir E.

Terminology: Fields logFileSize E. Terminology: Fields maxChannel E. Terminology: Fields maxDelayInterval E. Terminology: Fields maxOfflineInterval E. Terminology: Fields maxSize E. Terminology: Fields name E. Terminology: Fields offlineRequests E. Terminology: Fields otherTime E. Terminology: Fields pendingError E. Terminology: Fields pendingErrorCode E. Terminology: Fields pendingErrorSeqno E.

Terminology: Fields pendingExceptionMessage E. Terminology: Fields pipelineSource E. Terminology: Fields processedMinSeqno E. Terminology: Fields queues E. Terminology: Fields readOnly E. Terminology: Fields relativeLatency E. Terminology: Fields resourcePrecedence E. Terminology: Fields rmiPort E. Terminology: Fields role E. Terminology: Fields seqnoType E. Terminology: Fields serializationCount E. Terminology: Fields serialized E. Terminology: Fields serviceName E.

Terminology: Fields serviceType E. Terminology: Fields simpleServiceName E. Terminology: Fields siteName E. Terminology: Fields sourceId E. Terminology: Fields stage E. Terminology: Fields started E. Terminology: Fields state E. Terminology: Fields stopRequested E. Terminology: Fields store. Terminology: Fields storeClass E. Terminology: Fields syncInterval E. Terminology: Fields taskCount E. Terminology: Fields taskId E.

Terminology: Fields timeoutMillis E. Terminology: Fields totalAssignments E. Performing Maintenance on an Entire Dataservice 5. Making Schema Changes 5. Upgrading or Updating your JVM 5. Performing Tungsten Cluster Maintenance 5. Monitoring Tungsten Cluster 5. Managing Log Files with logrotate 5. Monitoring Status Using cacti 5. Monitoring Status Using nagios 5. Rebuilding THL on the Primary 6. Tungsten Connector 6. Connector Control Flow 6. Basic Connector Configuration 6.

Clients and Deployment 6. Connection Pools 6. Routing Methods 6. Connector Routing Methods 6. Connector Load Balancers 6.

Specifying Required Latency 6. Setting Read Affinity and Direct Reads 6. Setting Negative Affinity 6. Connector Datasource Selection in Composite Clusters 6. Smartscale Routing 6.

Direct Routing 6. SQL Routing 6. Host-based Routing 6. Port-based Routing 6. Read-only Routing 6. Using Bridge Mode 6. Enabling Bridge Mode 6. User Authentication 6. Generating user. Encrypting user. Synchronizing user. Host-based Authentication 6. Connector Operational States 6. Connections During Manual Switch 6. Connections During Connection Failures 6. Other Errors 6. Connector Keepalive 6. Connector Change User as Ping 6.

Connector Command-Line Interface 6. Connector Inline Command Interface 6. Connector tungsten cluster status Command 6. Connector tungsten connection count Command 6. Connector tungsten connection status Command 6. Connector tungsten flush privileges Command 6.

Connector tungsten gc Command 6. Connector tungsten help Command 6. Connector tungsten mem info Command 6. Connector tungsten show [full] processlist Command 6. Connector show slave status Command 6. Connector tungsten show variables Command 6. Advanced Configuration 6. Working with Proxy Protocol v1 6. Using Multiple Dataservices 6. Connector Automatic Reconnect 6. Using the Connector with HA Proxy 6. Using Fall-Back Bridge Mode 6.

Using the Max Connections Feature 6. Adjusting the Connnector Response to Resource Losses 6. Connector Logging Configuration 6. Connector IP Address Configuration 6. Connector General Limitations 7. Tungsten Manager 7. Tungsten Manager Introduction 7. Tungsten Manager Failover Behavior 7. Failover Replication State Scenarios 7. Recovery Behavior After Failover 7. Failover Response when Replica Applier is Latent 7.

Tungsten Manager Failover Tuning 7. Tungsten Manager Definitions 7. Cluster Monitoring and Notification Events 7. Cluster State Savepoints 8. Command-line Tools 8. The cctrl Command 8. The connector Command 8. The ddlscan Command 8. Optional Arguments 8. Supported Templates and Usage 8. The deployall Command 8. The dsctl Command 8. The load-reduce-check Tool 8. Generating Staging DDL 8. Generating Live DDL 8.

Materializing a View 8. Generating Sqoop Load Commands 8. Generating Metadata 8. Compare Loaded Data 8. The manager Command 8. The materialize Command 8. The query Command 8. The replicator Command 8.

The startall Command 8. The stopall Command 8. The thl Command 8. The trepctl Command 8. The tpasswd Command 8. Examples: 8. Provisioning from RDS 8. The undeployall Command 8. The tpm Deployment Command 9. Processing Installs and Upgrades 9. Configuring default options for all services 9. Configuring a single service 9. Configuring a single host 9. Reviewing the current configuration 9. Installation 9. Upgrades from a Staging Directory 9. Configuration Changes from a Staging Directory 9.

Converting from INI to Staging 9. Creating an INI file 9. Installation with INI File 9. Upgrades with an INI File 9. Configuration Changes with an INI file 9. Converting from Staging to INI 9. Using the translatetoini. A tpm Options 9. B tpm Options 9. C tpm Options 9. D tpm Options 9. E tpm Options 9. F tpm Options 9.

H tpm Options 9. I tpm Options 9. J tpm Options 9. L tpm Options 9. M tpm Options 9. N tpm Options 9. O tpm Options 9. P tpm Options 9. R tpm Options 9. S tpm Options 9. T tpm Options 9. U tpm Options 9. V tpm Options 9. W tpm Options Replication Filters Enabling Additional Filters Filter Status Filter Reference CaseTransform Filter ColumnName Filter DatabaseTransform dbtransform Filter Dummy Filter EnumToString Filter EventMetadata Filter Heartbeat Filter Logging Filter NetworkClient Filter OptimizeUpdates Filter PrimaryKey Filter PrintEvent Filter Rename Filter Replicate Filter ReplicateColumns Filter Row Add Database Name Filter Row Add Transaction Info Filter SetToString Filter Shard Filter SkipEventByType Filter TimeDelay delay Filter Rule Handling and Processing Schema, Table, and Column Selection JavaScript Filters Double-click the autorun.

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