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Dear Mr. Nielsen,
I’m writing after hours spending bug fixing a MySQL Cluster. Please let me try to explain: the MySQL Cluster includes two hosts, every host is accessable using tools like MySQL Workbench. When I insert data to host one, they can be seen immediately at the second host. Perfect – but now we configured a single virtual IP which forwards requests on port 3306 to host one or two using round robin. Now when I try to connect the databases via this virtual IP, no data or tables are shown – but on the other hand, when I create a new database and tables from this virtual IP they can be seen when connecting host one or two directly …
I’d be really greatful, if you can share me any ideas how to bring this construct to life.
Best regards, Reinhard Weber
Dear Mr. Nielsen,
I’m writing after hours spending bug fixing a MySQL Cluster. Please let me try to explain: the MySQL Cluster includes two hosts, every host is accessable using tools like MySQL Workbench. When I insert data to host one, they can be seen immediately at the second host. Perfect – but now we configured a single virtual IP which forwards requests on port 3306 to host one or two using round robin. Now when I try to connect the databases via this virtual IP, no data or tables are shown – but on the other hand, when I create a new database and tables from this virtual IP they can be seen when connecting host one or two directly …
I’d be really greatful, if you can share me any ideas how to bring this construct to life.
Best regards, Reinhard Weber