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1.1 Create GoldenDB Cluster

Prerequisites

  • Created a storage repository.
  • Created a service plan.
  • All GoldenDB nodes have been registered in the system.
  • Network requirements:
No. Source Target Port Description
1 UniSpace management node Storage node 9000 Bidirectional
2 UniSpace management node All GoldenDB nodes 9000 Bidirectional
3 Storage node All GoldenDB nodes 9000 Bidirectional
4 GoldenDB management node All GoldenDB nodes 9000 Bidirectional
5 GoldenDB tenant data node Same tenant data nodes 9000 Bidirectional (nodes within the same tenant must communicate; nodes from different tenants do not need to)

Note:

If the business IP and management IP of the GoldenDB node are separated, port 9000 needs to be open to both IPs.

Point 5 is the requirement that data nodes within a tenant are interoperable。 Data nodes from different tenants do not need to be interoperable

Steps

Step 1: Click [Database] - [Virtual Cluster] - [Add] button.

Step 2: Select the GoldenDB icon and click [Next].

Step 3: Fill in the [Add Virtual Cluster] form. If the GoldenDB system account information is correct, a success message will appear.

Step 4: Click [Confirm] to complete the cluster creation.

1.2 Create GoldenDB Instance

Prerequisites

  • The GoldenDB cluster has been added.

Steps

Step 1: Click [Database] - [Virtual Cluster] - Cluster Name, then click the [Add] button in the top right of [Instance].

Step 2: Fill in the [Add Instance] form and click [Next].

Step 3: Fill in the [Data Node Configuration] and click [Next].

Step 4: Complete the "xtrabackup" form and click [Confirm].

Instance creation will be successful.

1.3 Create GoldenDB Backup Set

Prerequisites

  • A GoldenDB instance has been created.

Steps

Step 1: Click [Database] → [Virtual Cluster] → Cluster Name, then click the [Add] button at the top right of [Backup Set].

Step 2: The [Add Backup Set] form will pop up. Fill it out completely.

Step 3: Click [Confirm] to complete the creation.

1.4 Initiate GoldenDB Backup

1.4.1 GoldenDB Data and Meta Backup

Prerequisites

  • A GoldenDB backup set has been created.

Steps

Step 1: Click [Backup Set] → [Operation] → [Backup] to start a Full or Incremental backup.

Step 2: Once the job starts successfully, click [Monitoring Center] - [Jobs] - [Active Jobs] to view it.

Step 3: After the job finishes, click [Monitoring Center] - [Jobs] - [Job History] to check the job and its status.

Note:

If the first initiated job is an incremental backup, it will automatically convert to a full backup. Once completed, it will be marked as a full backup.

1.4.2 GoldenDB Log Backup

Prerequisites

  • A GoldenDB backup set has been created.

Steps

Step 1: Click [Backup Set] - [Operation] - [Backup] to initiate a Log Backup.

Step 2: Once the job starts successfully, click [Monitoring Center] - [Jobs] - [Active Jobs] to view it.

Step 3: After the job finishes, click [Monitoring Center] - [Jobs] - [Job History] to check the job and its status.

1.5 GoldenDB Recovery

1.5.1 GoldenDB Instance Recovery

Prerequisites

  • The GoldenDB backup set has been successfully backed up.

Steps

Step 1: Click [Instance] - [Operation] - [Recovery].

Step 2: Query the recovery point based on the time range, select the job ID to be recovered, and click [Next].

Step 3: Choose the "Instance Recovery" type and click [Next].

Step 4: For in-place recovery, fill in the form.

Step 5: For cross-machine recovery, fill in the form and click [Confirm].

Step 6: Once the job starts successfully, click [Monitoring Center] - [Jobs] - [Active Jobs] to view it.

Step 7: After the job finishes, click [Monitoring Center] - [Jobs] - [Job History] to check the job and its status.

1.5.2 GoldenDB Shard Recovery

Prerequisites

  • The GoldenDB backup set has been successfully backed up.

Steps

Step 1: Click [Instance] - [Operation] - [Recovery].

Step 2: Query the recovery point based on the time range, select the job ID to be recovered, and click [Next].

Step 3: Choose the "Shard Recovery" type and click [Next].Step 4: For in-place recovery, fill in the form and click [Confirm].

Step 5: Once the job starts successfully, click [Monitoring Center] - [Jobs] - [Active Jobs] to view it.

Step 6: After the job finishes, click [Monitoring Center] - [Jobs] - [Job History] to check the job and its status.

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Last modified: 2026-10-09