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Original topic: 【TiDBer 唠嗑茶话会 44】你觉得 TiDB 用的最顺滑的组件 & 功能是什么?有什么可以分享的使用小技巧吗~
In this chat session, the editor has prepared a small stool and is eager to hear TiDBers praise TiDB’s components & features (just kidding), and share which components & features you find the smoothest to use. Experts are also welcome to share tips on how to make using TiDB components & features even smoother. The notebook for taking notes in the front row is ready.
This topic:
Which components & features of TiDB do you find the smoothest to use? Do you have any tips to share with everyone?
Event rewards:
Participation Award:
Participation reward of 50 points
Event duration:
2022.10.28-2022.11.04
The best feature is tiup. Almost any operation can be done with a single command. Pressing enter fills the screen with rolling code, giving a Matrix-like feeling!!!
I think the smoothest tool is tiup. Before tiup, it was ansible, and before ansible, it was manual command line. It has evolved so many times, and it feels great to use.
Deployment can save worry, effort, and brainpower, and it can check the configuration information of all nodes.
One thing is still missing, the ability to automatically back up. It would be best if it could set the backup method, such as mounting NFS, CEPH, S3, etc., and load and restore environment information, which would be even more convenient.
The breakpoint resume feature of Lightning is very useful.
Shouldn’t it be the recover function? A lifesaver for accidentally deleted tables, haha.
As long as the database and DBA can run, it’s fine.
I think the best part is that it eliminates the hassle of sharding and partitioning.
TiUP is quite easy to use, with various features
The smoothest tool, the dashboard. At least it’s convenient for viewing execution plans and downloading logs.
Having experienced days without the dashboard, it was incredibly painful.
My first thought is also tiup, most operations can be done with a single command.
The first thing that came to my mind was also TiUP. It’s very user-friendly for operations personnel. Installation, upgrades, scaling in and out, it’s so convenient!
TiSpark, OLAP cluster report query business, those who use it know.
Of course, the first thing that comes to mind is still TiUP. If possible, I would really like to learn about TiUP’s source code interpretation through PingCAP. Currently, big data deployment and operations are still in the Ansible stage, and I want to catch up with TiUP…
Definitely tiup , smooth and silky
TiUP is absolutely awesome, extremely easy to use!
Indeed, TiUp is extremely convenient.