DB Clusters
Introduction
Clustered databases are essential for ensuring high availability, scalability, and fault toleranc...
Deploy a new cluster
How to deploy a new cluster 1) Go to the Elestio Clusters tab. 2) Click on Deploy My First Cl...
Overview
Once your cluster is deployed, you can access it through the Clusters tab on the left. Here, you ...
Nodes management
If you click on the Nodes tab, you will see a list of all your nodes with detailed information,...
Add a node
If you want to add a new node to your cluster, you can: Click on the Add Node button in the to...
Remove a node
If you want to remove a node from your cluster, you can: Click on the Delete button with the t...
Promote a node
If you want to promote a node to Primary in your cluster, follow these steps: Go to the Nodes ...
Backups and restores
Elestio offers a Backup section specifically for managing backups.For clusters, only the backups ...
Limit access per IP
If you want to restrict your cluster to specific IPs for enhanced security, follow these steps: ...
Cluster resynchronization
If one or more Replica nodes are unhealthy or desynchronized, you can resynchronize them with the...
Database migrations
If you want to migrate an existing database to your cluster, you can do so easily by following th...
Delete a cluster
If you want to delete your cluster, follow these steps: Go to the Overview tab of your cluster...
MySQL cluster with Multi-master or Replica mode
If you can’t afford for your database to be down for even a few minutes, a Multi-Master cluster i...
KeyDB (Redis compatible) with Multi-master or Replica mode
If you can’t afford for your database to be down for even a few minutes, you need a Multi-Master ...