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@Leopere Leopere commented Apr 28, 2019

Just an update for chainqueries container to add a direct mysql.socket connection instead of using TCP connectivity on the localhost. This improves reliability, security, and speed.

  • Finished local testing.
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@Leopere Leopere added type: improvement Existing (or partially existing) functionality needs to be changed help wanted Extra attention is needed type: new feature New functionality that does not exist yet type: testing Solution needs additional user testing type: refactor Minimal user-visible changes, but significant internal work priority: low Work should be done but can stay in the backlog for now labels Apr 28, 2019
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I think start.sh needs to be configurable as to whether to run in socket mode or TCP mode. So another environment variable? MYSQL_USE_SOCKET=true ?

TCP is the only way that will work in a multi-host environment where mysql and chainquery live on seperate hosts.

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Leopere commented Apr 30, 2019

Migrating to Percona #69 will stop this from being useful.

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