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galera-status

Monitor status and health of all nodes of a Galera cluster

USAGE: galera-status [--help] [--follow] [--hosts=<node1>,<node2>,...] [MySQL options]

OPTIONS: --help        this help
         --follow      continuously updates information retrieved from monitored nodes
         --hosts       comma-separated list of node hosts

EXAMPLES: galera-status --hosts=172.0.0.1,172.0.0.2,172.0.0.3 -uuser -psecret --follow
          galera-status --follow

By default galera-status will try to resolve the list of hosts, username and password from the local configuration when running on one of the cluster nodes. If you're using another sst-method than xtrabackup or mariabackup, you have to specify username and password manually. If you're running the script from another machine, you can specify the list of hosts using the --hosts parameter.

During follow-mode you can press 'r' to reset the cluster's replication health status or 'q' to quit the script. You can also change a node's weight by pressing 'w', if the database account used has the privilege to change global variables. When chaning a node's weight, the script asks for the node's index and new weight. The first node has the index 0, the second node hast the index 1 and so on. The node's weight must be specified as integer value >= 0.

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