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binlog-listener

v3.5.3

Published

* Row-based binlog replication must be enabled * A mysql user must be created and granted permissions for REPLICATION SLAVE, REPLICATION CLIENT

Downloads

2

Readme

htp-aggregator

Functions to replace replication using binlog watcher and universal data objects

Command Line Options

No options

Default way to run Aggregator Will check if it's the first time being run (sqlite database) and will run a full repush if necessary

Repush Options

--repush all
Calls a script that clears out all rows by productcode from the HTP database then inserts data from a source Pro/EE database Leaving this option out doesn't do any deleting or repushing of rows

Binlog Options

--start_at_end
--start_now
Starts the binlog watcher at the latest position of the binlog Tries to get the current Master binlog position and start from there, useful when paired with '--repush all' to start synching rows from the binlog state when the repush was initiated.
--binlog_position --binlog_filename Starts the binlog watcher at a specific position, must be paired with --binlog_filename Starts the binlog watcher from a specific binlog file, must be paired with --binlog_position If the given binlog position or the "now" position are invalid, usually due to mistyping or the file no longer exists, the aggregator will typically fail with a 'Packet out of sequence' error then attempt to start at the beginning of the most recent binlog file.

ENV Variables

Passwords should be as Docker secrets in production PRODUCT
LOG_LEVEL

SOURCE_DATABASE
SOURCE_HOST
SOURCE_USER
SOURCE_PASSWORD

HTP_DATABASE
HTP_HOST
HTP_USER
HTP_PASSWORD

SQLITE_DB_LOCATION

##Pro vs EE Manually change the require in getStartupOptions to the pro or ee plugin