Overview

Once your cluster is deployed, you can access it through the Clusters tab on the left. Here, you will see a new entry with the name of your cluster. In our example, it will appear as mysql-cluster.

By clicking on the cluster name, you will access the Overview of your cluster.

The Overview is divided into two parts:

• Cluster Management Options
• General informations

Cluster Management Options

This section provides tools to manage and control your cluster:

• Protection: Prevent accidental deletion of your cluster by enabling the lock option.
• Add Node: Add a new node to your cluster. Any added node will automatically function as a replica.
• Upgrade Plan: Update the support plan for your cluster to higher levels, such as Level 2 or Level 3.
• Resync Cluster: If one or more replicas go down, use this option to resynchronize them with the primary node.
• Migration: Seamlessly migrate a database to your cluster.
• Limit Access per IP: Restrict access to your cluster to specific IP addresses for improved security.

General Information

This section provides key details about your cluster, including:

• CNAME: The fully qualified domain name for your cluster. In our example: mysql-cluster-u161.vm.appdrag.net.

• Displays the IP addresses associated with the cluster:

  • IPv4: x.x.x.x
  • IPv6: x:x:x:x::/xx
  • Global Private IP: x.x.x.x
• Deployment Duration: The time taken to deploy the cluster.
• Project ID: The unique identifier for the project.
• Cluster ID: The unique identifier for the cluster.
• Primary Node ID: The ID of the primary node.
• Service Type: Specifies the type of service.
• Created By: The creator of the cluster.
• Creation Time: The date and time the cluster was created.