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This topic has been translated from a Chinese forum by GPT and might contain errors.Original topic: v8.0.0安装包缺少tiproxy
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username: chenhanneu
The TiDB-community-server package includes the following content:
tiproxy-{version}-linux-{arch}.tar.gz Added since v7.6.0
There is no tiproxy package in v8.0.0
Indeed, there isn’t…
You can use tiup to download it, or download it directly
https://tiup-mirrors.pingcap.com/tiproxy-v1.0.0-linux-amd64.tar.gz
I’m particularly interested in the fact that TiProxy can migrate to another TiDB server while maintaining the connection. This is very impressive (many distributed load balancers are independent and require upper-layer SLB or VIP support; if a node goes down, the load balancer will reconnect the session to another node).
Is it really that impressive? Can it maintain a persistent connection?
After downloading and placing it in the directory, tiup list cannot recognize it. The cluster reports an error saying it cannot find tiproxy after upgrading from 7.6. I’m not quite sure where this list information is obtained from. Switching tiup mirror to 7.6 allows listing tiproxy.
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TiProxy Performance Test Report | PingCAP Documentation Center
I haven’t tested the performance yet, but the connection smoothly migrated to other TiDB servers, and there were no issues during the test.
This is possible, but there might be some performance degradation since the link is longer.
You can perform the merge operation, and the upgrade will be smooth.
With this tiproxy, do we no longer need to configure haproxy separately?
Thank you for the feedback, the offline package has been updated.
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