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  • Documentation

    • Added a comprehensive migration runbook for moving MySQL-PXC 5.7 to MySQL Group Replication 8.0, including prerequisites, step‑by‑step migration, verification, rollback and troubleshooting
    • Expanded upgrade guidance with a PXC pre‑upgrade checklist, upgrade scenarios and an emergency response plan
  • Updates

    • CRD schema updated with new spec options and S3 backup configuration; removed a PXC-specific status field
    • Removed PXC qualifiers and related authorization rules from function resources; deleted an obsolete restore function resource

Jinpei Su and others added 2 commits March 24, 2026 23:22
- Replace incorrect ExternalSiteLink (mysql-mgr) with relative links
  since mysql-mgr site is not defined in mgr-docs sites.yaml
- Add comprehensive PXC-to-MGR migration guide in how_to section
- Fix upgrade.mdx warning format and internal cross-references

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Adds a migration runbook from MySQL‑PXC 5.7 to MySQL Group Replication 8.0, expands upgrade guidance for Operator v4.3+, updates the MySQL CRD schema (removes exposed PXC state; adds s3Config and other spec fields), and removes PXC-specific FunctionResource labels and auth rules.

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Migration guide
docs/en/how_to/35-migrate-from-pxc.mdx
New end-to-end runbook: prerequisites, GTID/schema/charset checks, create MGR target CR, streamed mysqldump cutover, user/grants migration, verification, post-migration ops, rollback, and troubleshooting.
Upgrade guidance
docs/en/upgrade.mdx
Expanded upgrade doc: warning that MySQL‑PXC is unmanaged from Operator v4.3.0+, pre-upgrade checklist, PXC upgrade scenarios, emergency response plan, and EOF newline fix.
CRD schema changes
docs/shared/crds/middleware.alauda.io_mysqls.yaml
Removed exposed status field status.pxc.state; added spec fields including majorViewIDQuorum (boolean), podManagementPolicy (string), deprecated password (format: byte), runAsRoot (boolean), and new s3Config with required AWS creds and backupStorage (bucket,name,namespace); minor description edits.
FunctionResources & auth rules
docs/shared/functionresources/functionresources.yaml
Removed “(PXC)” from MySQL FunctionResource display names, deleted acp-middleware-mysqlrestore, and removed PXC-specific authorization rules referencing pxc.percona.com resources.

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Actionable comments posted: 6

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
docs/shared/crds/middleware.alauda.io_mysqls.yaml (1)

10224-10227: Add enum constraint to podManagementPolicy to enforce StatefulSet-valid values.

The field currently accepts any string, allowing invalid values to pass CRD validation and fail later during reconciliation. Kubernetes StatefulSet only accepts OrderedReady or Parallel for this field. Add an enum constraint to the schema to validate values at creation time.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

In `@docs/shared/crds/middleware.alauda.io_mysqls.yaml` around lines 10224 -
10227, The CRD schema for podManagementPolicy currently allows any string;
update the schema for podManagementPolicy to add an enum constraint restricting
values to the two valid StatefulSet options (“OrderedReady” and “Parallel”) so
invalid values are rejected at validation time; locate the podManagementPolicy
property in the CRD definition and add an enum: ["OrderedReady","Parallel"]
entry alongside the existing type: string and description to enforce
Kubernetes-compatible values.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
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Inline comments:
In `@docs/en/how_to/35-migrate-from-pxc.mdx`:
- Around line 421-437: The documentation uses an undefined MYSQL_PASSWORD
variable in several kubectl exec/verification commands; update those commands to
use the defined SOURCE_MYSQL_PASSWORD (for the source PXC pod) and keep
TARGET_MYSQL_PASSWORD for the target pod so the shell script will run as-is.
Search for occurrences of MYSQL_PASSWORD in the verification loop and other
kubectl exec invocations (e.g., the mysql -uroot -p${MYSQL_PASSWORD} calls) and
replace them with ${SOURCE_MYSQL_PASSWORD} when targeting the source
(${SOURCE_NAME}-pxc-0) and leave ${TARGET_MYSQL_PASSWORD} when targeting the
target (${TARGET_NAME}-0) to ensure variable names match the top-of-file
definitions.
- Around line 117-120: The comment incorrectly expects PXCSTATE; update the text
to check only STATE for readiness and optionally mgrState if needed: remove the
"PXCSTATE = ready" reference and replace with a note that readiness is reflected
by .status.state (printed as STATE) and, if relevant, .status.mgr.state (printed
as mgrState), so the kubectl example should only assert STATE = ready (and
mention mgrState separately if required).
- Around line 398-405: The mysqldump invocation in the kubectl exec block (the
line starting with "mysqldump -uroot -p${SOURCE_MYSQL_PASSWORD}") uses malformed
flag spacing ("-- routines", "events", "triggers"); update those flags to the
correct forms --routines, --events, and --triggers (no space after dashes and
include dashes for all three) so the export command runs correctly.
- Around line 484-492: The IN-clause is being built incorrectly from the
DATABASES variable (used inside the kubectl mysql command) producing entries
like 'db1,','db2' instead of 'db1','db2'; fix it by building a properly quoted,
comma-separated list before embedding it in the SQL: take DATABASES, wrap each
database name in single quotes, join them with commas (ensuring no stray
commas/quotes), assign that result to a new variable (e.g., QUOTED_DATABASES)
and use IN (${QUOTED_DATABASES}) in the SELECT; update the kubectl exec command
to reference that new variable (symbols to change: DATABASES usage in the mysql
-e SQL, and the SELECT/WHERE IN clause).

In `@docs/en/upgrade.mdx`:
- Line 58: Replace the broken relative link target "../functions/01-create" used
in the "[Instance Creation Guide]" link in the upgrade page with the correct
relative path "./functions/01-create" so it points to
docs/en/functions/01-create.mdx.

In `@docs/shared/crds/middleware.alauda.io_mysqls.yaml`:
- Around line 12547-12568: The s3Config schema currently marks awsAccessKeyId
and awsSecretAccessKey as required but omits backupStorage, allowing configs
that lack the required backupStorage.bucket/name/namespace; update the s3Config
object schema (the block that lists required: - awsAccessKeyId -
awsSecretAccessKey) to also include backupStorage so it reads required: -
awsAccessKeyId - awsSecretAccessKey - backupStorage, ensuring the existing
backupStorage properties (bucket, name, namespace) remain as their own required
nested fields.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@docs/shared/crds/middleware.alauda.io_mysqls.yaml`:
- Around line 10224-10227: The CRD schema for podManagementPolicy currently
allows any string; update the schema for podManagementPolicy to add an enum
constraint restricting values to the two valid StatefulSet options
(“OrderedReady” and “Parallel”) so invalid values are rejected at validation
time; locate the podManagementPolicy property in the CRD definition and add an
enum: ["OrderedReady","Parallel"] entry alongside the existing type: string and
description to enforce Kubernetes-compatible values.

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- Fix mysqldump flag spacing: --routines, --events, --triggers
- Replace undefined MYSQL_PASSWORD with SOURCE_MYSQL_PASSWORD
  (for source PXC pods) and TARGET_MYSQL_PASSWORD (for target MGR pods)
- Fix DATABASES IN-clause quoting bug in fragmentation query
- Remove broken link to deleted pxc-docs migrate-to-mgr guide
- Fix relative link path in upgrade.mdx

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
docs/en/how_to/35-migrate-from-pxc.mdx (2)

540-550: Remove -it flag from non-interactive kubectl exec commands.

Lines 544 and similar commands use kubectl exec -it for simple SQL query execution. The -it flags (interactive + TTY) are unnecessary for non-interactive commands and may cause issues in scripted/automated contexts or CI/CD pipelines.

🔧 Simplify flags
 # Test database connectivity
-kubectl exec -it <app-pod> -n <app-namespace> -- \
+kubectl exec <app-pod> -n <app-namespace> -- \
   mysql -h mysql-8-target-read-write.${TARGET_NAMESPACE}.svc.cluster.local \
     -uroot -p${TARGET_MYSQL_PASSWORD} -e "SELECT 1 AS test;"

Apply the same change to line 582 in the rollback verification section.

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In `@docs/en/how_to/35-migrate-from-pxc.mdx` around lines 540 - 550, The kubectl
exec commands shown (e.g., the mysql connectivity test using "kubectl exec -it
<app-pod> -n <app-namespace> -- mysql -h ... -e \"SELECT 1 AS test;\"") should
remove the "-it" flags for non-interactive execution; update those occurrences
(the connectivity test and the similar command in the rollback verification
section) to use "kubectl exec -- ..." so they run cleanly in scripts/CI without
requesting a TTY.

121-124: Clarify the expected status field names for MGR.

Line 123 references STATUS = Running, but line 336 expects STATE = Ready, MGRSTATE = ready. The field names and expected values are inconsistent. Confirm the correct column names returned by kubectl get mysql for MGR instances and update both locations to match.

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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

In `@docs/en/how_to/35-migrate-from-pxc.mdx` around lines 121 - 124, The docs show
inconsistent status field names for MGR: update the "kubectl get mysql
<target-name> -n <target-namespace>" example so its expected columns match the
actual output (replace "STATUS = Running" with the real column name/value), and
make the other instance that expects "STATE = Ready, MGRSTATE = ready" use the
same canonical field names/values; run the command against the target
operator/CRD to confirm whether the fields are "STATUS", "STATE", "MGRSTATE"
(and their exact casing/values) and then standardize both snippets to that
confirmed output.
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Inline comments:
In `@docs/en/how_to/35-migrate-from-pxc.mdx`:
- Around line 396-413: The doc's "Migrate Users and Privileges" step is
incomplete: it exports mysql to /tmp/users.sql but never imports it and only
demonstrates altering a single user (app_user); update this to (1) enumerate
users from the source mysql.user (avoid system accounts) into a list (replacing
the /tmp/users.sql step), (2) for each user run SHOW GRANTS FOR 'user'@'host' on
the SOURCE (use kubectl exec ${SOURCE_NAME}-pxc-0 ... mysql -e "SHOW
GRANTS..."), pipe those GRANTS to the TARGET (${TARGET_NAME}-0) to create the
user and grants, (3) run ALTER USER '${user}'@'${host}' IDENTIFIED WITH
mysql_native_password on the TARGET when needed to ensure auth plugin
compatibility, and (4) run FLUSH PRIVILEGES on the TARGET; reference the
commands and artifacts in the diff (/tmp/users.sql, users_list.txt, SHOW GRANTS,
ALTER USER, FLUSH PRIVILEGES, kubectl exec ${SOURCE_NAME}-pxc-0 and
${TARGET_NAME}-0) so the steps can be scripted and replace the existing
fragment.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@docs/en/how_to/35-migrate-from-pxc.mdx`:
- Around line 540-550: The kubectl exec commands shown (e.g., the mysql
connectivity test using "kubectl exec -it <app-pod> -n <app-namespace> -- mysql
-h ... -e \"SELECT 1 AS test;\"") should remove the "-it" flags for
non-interactive execution; update those occurrences (the connectivity test and
the similar command in the rollback verification section) to use "kubectl exec
-- ..." so they run cleanly in scripts/CI without requesting a TTY.
- Around line 121-124: The docs show inconsistent status field names for MGR:
update the "kubectl get mysql <target-name> -n <target-namespace>" example so
its expected columns match the actual output (replace "STATUS = Running" with
the real column name/value), and make the other instance that expects "STATE =
Ready, MGRSTATE = ready" use the same canonical field names/values; run the
command against the target operator/CRD to confirm whether the fields are
"STATUS", "STATE", "MGRSTATE" (and their exact casing/values) and then
standardize both snippets to that confirmed output.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

Inline comments:
In `@docs/en/how_to/35-migrate-from-pxc.mdx`:
- Around line 336-337: Update the expected output line that currently reads
"STATE = Ready, MGRSTATE = ready" to use the repo's consistent MGR column naming
("mgrState") so it reads "STATE = Ready, mgrState = ready"; locate and edit the
string in the docs fragment around the example (the expected output block in the
migrate-from-pxc example) to ensure consistency with the rest of the doc and
repository behavior.
- Around line 414-421: The script only runs SHOW GRANTS and never captures or
applies the CREATE USER statement, so user authentication attributes are lost;
add a step that runs SHOW CREATE USER ${user_host} on the source (store in a
variable like CREATEUSER), execute that CREATEUSER statement against the target
(via kubectl exec to ${TARGET_NAME}-0 -c mysql), and only then proceed to
retrieve GRANTS and apply them; ensure this CREATEUSER application occurs before
any ALTER USER or grant application so authentication/plugin/password details
are preserved for user_host.

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SHOW CREATE USER preserves auth plugin and password hash, ensuring
users can log in with existing passwords after migration.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
docs/en/how_to/35-migrate-from-pxc.mdx (3)

280-280: Document the single-member cluster choice.

The YAML creates a single-member MGR cluster (members: 1), but the guide doesn't explain why a 1-member cluster is recommended for the initial migration instead of a full 3-member deployment. Consider adding a brief comment or note explaining whether this is for simplicity during migration, with intent to scale up after validation, or if there's another operational reason.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

In `@docs/en/how_to/35-migrate-from-pxc.mdx` at line 280, Add a short explanatory
note near the YAML entry that sets members: 1 to clarify the single-member MGR
cluster choice; mention that the guide uses a 1-member MGR for initial
migration/testing simplicity and reduced quorum/complexity during validation,
and state the intent to scale to a multi-member (e.g., 3-member) MGR deployment
for production post-validation. Place this note next to the YAML block that
defines members: 1 or immediately above the "single-member MGR cluster"
reference so readers see the rationale and recommended follow-up step to scale.

475-476: Consider escaping view names for defensive coding.

The view verification query uses ${view} directly without backticks. While MySQL view names from information_schema.VIEWS typically don't require escaping, using backticks provides defense against edge cases with reserved words or unusual identifiers.

🛡️ Optional defensive improvement
       kubectl exec ${TARGET_NAME}-0 -n ${TARGET_NAMESPACE} -c mysql -- \
-        mysql -uroot -p${TARGET_MYSQL_PASSWORD} ${db} -e "SELECT 1 FROM ${view} LIMIT 1;" > /dev/null 2>&1 \
+        mysql -uroot -p${TARGET_MYSQL_PASSWORD} ${db} -e "SELECT 1 FROM \`${view}\` LIMIT 1;" > /dev/null 2>&1 \
         && echo "✓ View ${view} OK" \
         || echo "✗ View ${view} FAILED"
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

In `@docs/en/how_to/35-migrate-from-pxc.mdx` around lines 475 - 476, The command
that verifies views injects ${view} directly into the SQL (the mysql exec line
containing SELECT 1 FROM ${view} LIMIT 1;), which can break on reserved words or
odd identifiers; update the command to wrap the view identifier in backticks
(e.g., use SELECT 1 FROM \`${view}\` LIMIT 1;) so the ${view} substitution is
quoted defensively when running the kubectl exec ... mysql -e invocation.

696-718: Document that TABLE_ROWS is an estimate.

The data integrity verification uses information_schema.TABLES.TABLE_ROWS, which provides an estimated row count (particularly for InnoDB). For critical validation, consider noting that exact counts require SELECT COUNT(*) from each table, though that's more expensive. The estimation is usually sufficient for migration verification, but documenting this limitation helps users understand potential minor discrepancies.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

In `@docs/en/how_to/35-migrate-from-pxc.mdx` around lines 696 - 718, The current
verification step reads information_schema.TABLES.TABLE_ROWS (used in the SELECT
query) which is an estimated row count for some engines (e.g., InnoDB); update
the documentation around the loop that runs the SELECT from
information_schema.TABLES to explicitly state TABLE_ROWS is an estimate and add
a note that for exact validation you should run a per-table SELECT COUNT(*)
(acknowledging the higher cost), referencing the SELECT ... FROM
information_schema.TABLES and the alternative SELECT COUNT(*) as the
precise-method for users who need strict verification.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

Nitpick comments:
In `@docs/en/how_to/35-migrate-from-pxc.mdx`:
- Line 280: Add a short explanatory note near the YAML entry that sets members:
1 to clarify the single-member MGR cluster choice; mention that the guide uses a
1-member MGR for initial migration/testing simplicity and reduced
quorum/complexity during validation, and state the intent to scale to a
multi-member (e.g., 3-member) MGR deployment for production post-validation.
Place this note next to the YAML block that defines members: 1 or immediately
above the "single-member MGR cluster" reference so readers see the rationale and
recommended follow-up step to scale.
- Around line 475-476: The command that verifies views injects ${view} directly
into the SQL (the mysql exec line containing SELECT 1 FROM ${view} LIMIT 1;),
which can break on reserved words or odd identifiers; update the command to wrap
the view identifier in backticks (e.g., use SELECT 1 FROM \`${view}\` LIMIT 1;)
so the ${view} substitution is quoted defensively when running the kubectl exec
... mysql -e invocation.
- Around line 696-718: The current verification step reads
information_schema.TABLES.TABLE_ROWS (used in the SELECT query) which is an
estimated row count for some engines (e.g., InnoDB); update the documentation
around the loop that runs the SELECT from information_schema.TABLES to
explicitly state TABLE_ROWS is an estimate and add a note that for exact
validation you should run a per-table SELECT COUNT(*) (acknowledging the higher
cost), referencing the SELECT ... FROM information_schema.TABLES and the
alternative SELECT COUNT(*) as the precise-method for users who need strict
verification.

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