MariaDB and MySQL packages for MySQL Governor have been scheduled for gradual rollout

 

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New updated MariaDB and MySQL packages for MySQL Governor for CloudLinux 6 and 7 have been scheduled for gradual rollout from our production repository.

Rollout slot: 4

Rolled out to: 0.2%

ETA for 100% rollout: June, 9th

Changelog

cl-MariaDB55-5.5.68-1

  •  Updated to 5.5.68
  • MYSQLG-477: MySQL Governor patch: dropped const attribute for the governor_charset_bin

cl-MariaDB101-10.1.45-1

  • Updated to 10.1.45

cl-MariaDB102-10.2.32-1

  • Updated to 10.2.32

cl-MariaDB103-10.3.23-1

  • Updated to 10.3.23

cl-MySQL56-5.6.48-1

  • Updated up to 5.6.48

cl-MySQL57-5.7.30-1

  • Updated up to 5.7.30

Installation

To install MariaDB/MySQL, follow our documentation for instructions here.

Note: There is no way to install these packages immediately (you can only update them immediately).

For new installations: you should install the current stable packages via MySQL Governor using installation instructions and only after that, you can update MySQL/MariaDB from the rollout slot via bypass.

Update

  • For CloudLinux 6 and CloudLinux 7

NOTE: Please make a full database backup (including system tables) before you upgrade MySQL or switch to MariaDB. This action will prevent data loss in case if something goes wrong.

To update MariaDB, run:

# yum update cl-MariaDB-meta-client cl-MariaDB-meta-devel cl-MariaDB-meta cl-MariaDB* 
# service mysql restart
# service db_governor restart

To update MySQL, run:

# yum update cl-MySQL-meta-client cl-MySQL-meta-devel cl-MySQL-meta cl-MySQL* 
# service mysql restart
# service db_governor restart

Immediate update (via bypass)

  • For CloudLinux 6 and CloudLinux 7

NOTE: Please make a full database backup (including system tables) before you upgrade MySQL or switch to MariaDB. This action will prevent data loss in case if something goes wrong.

To update MariaDB, run:

# yum update cl-MariaDB-meta-client cl-MariaDB-meta-devel cl-MariaDB-meta cl-MariaDB* --enablerepo=cloudlinux-rollout-4-bypass
# service mysql restart
# service db_governor restart

To update MySQL, run:

# yum update cl-MySQL-meta-client cl-MySQL-meta-devel cl-MySQL-meta cl-MySQL* --enablerepo=cloudlinux-rollout-4-bypass
# service mysql restart
# service db_governor restart

MariaDB and MySQL packages for MySQL Governor have been scheduled for gradual rollout

 

mysql_governor1

New updated MariaDB and MySQL packages for MySQL Governor for CloudLinux 6 and 7 have been scheduled for gradual rollout from our production repository.

Rollout slot: 4

Rolled out to: 0.2%

ETA for 100% rollout: June, 9th

Changelog

cl-MariaDB55-5.5.68-1

  •  Updated to 5.5.68
  • MYSQLG-477: MySQL Governor patch: dropped const attribute for the governor_charset_bin

cl-MariaDB101-10.1.45-1

  • Updated to 10.1.45

cl-MariaDB102-10.2.32-1

  • Updated to 10.2.32

cl-MariaDB103-10.3.23-1

  • Updated to 10.3.23

cl-MySQL56-5.6.48-1

  • Updated up to 5.6.48

cl-MySQL57-5.7.30-1

  • Updated up to 5.7.30

Installation

To install MariaDB/MySQL, follow our documentation for instructions here.

Note: There is no way to install these packages immediately (you can only update them immediately).

For new installations: you should install the current stable packages via MySQL Governor using installation instructions and only after that, you can update MySQL/MariaDB from the rollout slot via bypass.

Update

  • For CloudLinux 6 and CloudLinux 7

NOTE: Please make a full database backup (including system tables) before you upgrade MySQL or switch to MariaDB. This action will prevent data loss in case if something goes wrong.

To update MariaDB, run:

# yum update cl-MariaDB-meta-client cl-MariaDB-meta-devel cl-MariaDB-meta cl-MariaDB* 
# service mysql restart
# service db_governor restart

To update MySQL, run:

# yum update cl-MySQL-meta-client cl-MySQL-meta-devel cl-MySQL-meta cl-MySQL* 
# service mysql restart
# service db_governor restart

Immediate update (via bypass)

  • For CloudLinux 6 and CloudLinux 7

NOTE: Please make a full database backup (including system tables) before you upgrade MySQL or switch to MariaDB. This action will prevent data loss in case if something goes wrong.

To update MariaDB, run:

# yum update cl-MariaDB-meta-client cl-MariaDB-meta-devel cl-MariaDB-meta cl-MariaDB* --enablerepo=cloudlinux-rollout-4-bypass
# service mysql restart
# service db_governor restart

To update MySQL, run:

# yum update cl-MySQL-meta-client cl-MySQL-meta-devel cl-MySQL-meta cl-MySQL* --enablerepo=cloudlinux-rollout-4-bypass
# service mysql restart
# service db_governor restart
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