Mirror MySQL database tables to local SQLite database.

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See our GitHub repo for the latest code, to file an issue or submit improvements for review and potential inclusion into the project.

This repo contains tools used to mirror a remote MySQL database to a local SQLite database. Nearly all options are controlled via a YAML-formatted configuration file.

CLI app used to mirror a remote MySQL database to a local SQLite database. This application can be run as a one-off task or via a cron job or other automated means.

Nagios plugin used to validate synchronization status between a remote MySQL database and a local target SQLite database.

The output for this application is designed to provide the one-line summary needed by Nagios for quick identification of a problem while providing longer, more detailed information for use in email and Teams notifications (atc0005/send2teams).

• CLI tool for mirroring MySQL database tables to SQLite database
• Nagios plugin for validating mirrored SQLite database against the original source
• Configurable source database, destination database settings
• Configurable connection retry, retry delay behavior
• Configurable MySQL settings
  • max open connections
  • max idle connections
  • max connection lifetime
  • max idle connection time
• Configurable SQLite settings
  • busy timeout
  • journal mode
• Configurable logging settings
  • level
  • output "target" (stdout, stderr)
  • format

See the (configuration) documentation for all supported settings.

See the CHANGELOG.md file for the changes associated with each release of this application. Changes that have been merged to master, but not yet an official release may also be noted in the file under the Unreleased section. A helpful link to the Git commit history since the last official release is also provided for further review.

The following is a loose guideline. Other combinations of Go and operating systems for building and running tools from this repo may work, but have not been tested.

These requirements are specific to Debian/Ubuntu-based distros. Packages will likely be named differently for other distributions.

• Go
  • see this project's go.mod file for preferred version
  • this project tests against officially supported Go releases
    • the most recent stable release (aka, "stable")
    • the prior, but still supported release (aka, "oldstable")
• CGO_ENABLED=1 environment variable (if not set by default)
  • requirement of SQLite database driver used
• GCC
• GCC multilib
• GCC for Windows (mingw-w64)
• make
  • if using the provided Makefile
• Docker or Podman
  • Docker if using the docker-* container-specific recipes
  • Podman if using the podman-* container-specific recipes

Build-specific tools are included in the build image used by the docker-* or podman-* Makefile recipes. They can also be used locally after first installing Go and make and then installing the tools by running make depsinstall.

See the build instructions for more information.

• Windows 10
• Ubuntu Linux 18.04+

See official Go install notes for specific operating systems supported.

Various assumptions are made in this documentation. These assumptions are made in order to provide a more complete example that illustrates how binaries provided by this project may be used. Modify as you feel appropriate.

See the build instructions for more information.

As an alternative to building the binaries yourself, this project also periodically provides binaries via new releases. If binaries for your platform are not provided, please file an issue so that we may evaluate the requirements for providing those binaries with future releases.

See the deployment documentation for details.

See the configure doc for details.

See the wrap-up doc for remaining steps.

From the LICENSE file:

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2020 Adam Chalkley

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
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THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
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LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
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SOFTWARE.

Various references used when developing this project can be found in our references doc.