Custom Resource options reference¶

Percona Operator for MySQL uses Custom Resources to manage options for the various components of the cluster.

PerconaServerMySQL Custom Resource with options for the cluster,
PerconaServerMySQLBackup and PerconaServerMySQLRestore Custom Resources contain options for Percona XtraBackup used to backup Percona XtraDB Cluster and to restore it from backups.

PerconaServerMySQL Custom Resource options¶

Percona Server for MySQL managed by the Operator is configured via the spec section of the deploy/cr.yaml file.

The metadata part of PerconaServerMySQL Custom Resource contains the following keys:

name (cluster1 by default) sets the name of your Percona Server for MySQL cluster; it should include only URL-compatible characters , not exceed 22 characters, start with an alphabetic character, and end with an alphanumeric character;
finalizers subsection:
- percona.com/delete-mysql-pods-in-order if present, activates the Finalizer which controls the proper Pods deletion order in case of the cluster deletion event (on by default).
- percona.com/delete-ssl if present, activates the Finalizer which deletes objects, created for SSL (Secret, certificate, and issuer) after the cluster deletion event (off by default).

The toplevel spec elements of the deploy/cr.yaml are the following ones:

`initImage`¶

An alternative init image for the Operator.

Value type	Example
string	`perconalab/percona-server-mysql-operator:0.8.0`

`secretsName`¶

A name for users secrets.

Value type	Example
string	`cluster1-secrets`

`sslSecretName`¶

A secret with TLS certificate generated for external communications, see Transport Layer Security (TLS) for details.

Value type	Example
string	`cluster1-ssl`

`ignoreAnnotations`¶

The list of annotations to be ignored by the Operator.

Value type	Example
subdoc	`service.beta.kubernetes.io/aws-load-balancer-backend-protocol`

`ignoreLabels`¶

The list of labels to be ignored by the Operator.

Value type	Example
subdoc	`rack`

`updateStrategy`¶

A strategy the Operator uses for upgrades.

Value type	Example
string	`SmartUpdate`

`pause`¶

Pause/resume: setting it to true gracefully stops the cluster, and setting it to false after shut down starts the cluster back.

Value type	Example
boolean	`false`

`allowUnsafeConfigurations`¶

Prevents users from configuring a cluster with unsafe parameters such as starting a group replication cluster with less than 3 or more than 9 Percona Server for MySQL instances. This option is deprecated and will be removed in future releases. Use unsafeFlags subsection instead. Setting allowUnsafeConfigurations won’t have any effect with the Operator version 0.8.0 and newer, and upgrading existing clusters with allowUnsafeConfigurations=true will cause everything under the unsafeFlags subsection set to true.

Value type	Example
boolean	`false`

Unsafe flags section¶

The unsafeFlags section in the deploy/cr.yaml file contains various configuration options to prevent users from configuring a cluster with unsafe parameters. After switching to unsafe configurations permissive mode you will not be able to switch the cluster back by setting same keys to false, the flags will be ignored.

`unsafeFlags.mysqlSize`¶

Allows users to start the cluster with less than 3 MySQL instances or with more than 9 (the maximum safe size).

Value type	Example
boolean	`false`

`unsafeFlags.proxy`¶

Allows users to configure a cluster with disabled proxy (both HAProxy and Router).

Value type	Example
boolean	`false`

`unsafeFlags.proxySize`¶

Allows users to set proxy (HAProxy or Router) size to a value less than 2 Pods.

Value type	Example
boolean	`false`

`unsafeFlags.orchestrator`¶

Allows users to configure a cluster with disabled Orchestrator even if asynchronous replication is turned on.

Value type	Example
boolean	`false`

`unsafeFlags.orchestratorSize`¶

Allows users to set orchestrator.size option to a value less than the minimum safe size (3).

Value type	Example
boolean	`false`

Extended cert-manager configuration section¶

The tls section in the deploy/cr.yaml file contains various configuration options for additional customization of the TLS cert-manager.

`tls.SANs`¶

Additional domains (SAN) to be added to the TLS certificate within the extended cert-manager configuration.

Value type	Example
subdoc

`tls.issuerConf.name`¶

A cert-manager issuer name .

Value type	Example
string	`special-selfsigned-issuer`

`tls.issuerConf.kind`¶

A cert-manager issuer type .

Value type	Example
string	`ClusterIssuer`

`tls.issuerConf.group`¶

A cert-manager issuer group . Should be cert-manager.io for built-in cert-manager certificate issuers |

Value type	Example
string	`cert-manager.io`

Upgrade options section¶

The upgradeOptions section in the deploy/cr.yaml file contains various configuration options to control Percona Server for MySQL version choice at the deployment time and during upgrades.

`upgradeOptions.versionServiceEndpoint`¶

The Version Service URL used to check versions compatibility for upgrade.

Value type	Example
string	`https://check.percona.com`

`upgradeOptions.apply`¶

Specifies how images are picked up from the version service on initial start by the Operator. Never or Disabled will completely disable quering version service for images, otherwise it can be set to Latest or Recommended or to a specific version string of Percona Server for MySQL (e.g. 8.0.32-24) that is wished to be version-locked (so that the user can control the version running) |

Value type	Example
string	`Disabled`

Percona Server for MySQL section¶

The mysql section in the deploy/cr.yaml file contains general configuration options for the Percona Server for MySQL.

`mysql.clusterType`¶

The cluster type: async for Asynchronous replication , group-replication for Group Replication .

Value type	Example
int	`group-replication`

`mysql.autoRecovery`¶

Enables or disables the Operator from attempting to fix the issue in the event of a full cluster crash .

Value type	Example
boolean	`true`

`mysql.size`¶

The number of the Percona Server for MySQL instances.

Value type	Example
int	`3`

`mysql.image`¶

The Docker image of the Percona Server for MySQL used (actual image names for Percona Server for MySQL 8.0 and Percona Server for MySQL 5.7 can be found in the list of certified images).

Value type	Example
string	`percona/percona-server:8.0.36-28`

`mysql.imagePullSecrets.name`¶

The Kubernetes ImagePullSecret .

Value type	Example
string	`private-registry-credentials`

`mysql.initImage`¶

An alternative init image for MySQL Pods.

Value type	Example
string	`perconalab/percona-server-mysql-operator:0.8.0`

`mysql.primaryServiceType`¶

Specifies the type of Kubernetes Service to be used for Primary instance if the asyncronous replication is turned on.

Value type	Example
string	`LoadBalancer`

`mysql.replicasServiceType`¶

Specifies the type of Kubernetes Service to be used for Replica instances if the asyncronous replication is turned on.

Value type	Example
string	`ClusterIP`

`mysql.resources.requests.memory`¶

The Kubernetes memory requests for a Percona Server for MySQL container.

Value type	Example
string	`512M`

`mysql.resources.limits.memory`¶

Kubernetes memory limits for a Percona Server for MySQL container.

Value type	Example
string	`1G`

`mysql.affinity.antiAffinityTopologyKey`¶

The Operator topology key node anti-affinity constraint.

Value type	Example
string	`kubernetes.io/hostname`

`mysql.affinity.advanced`¶

In cases where the Pods require complex tuning the advanced option turns off the topologyKey effect. This setting allows the standard Kubernetes affinity constraints of any complexity to be used.

Value type	Example
subdoc

`mysql.topologySpreadConstraints.labelSelector.matchLabels`¶

The Label selector for the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
label	`app.kubernetes.io/name: percona-server`

`mysql.topologySpreadConstraints.maxSkew`¶

The degree to which Pods may be unevenly distributed under the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
int	1

`mysql.topologySpreadConstraints.topologyKey`¶

The key of node labels for the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
string	`kubernetes.io/hostname`

`mysql.topologySpreadConstraints.whenUnsatisfiable`¶

What to do with a Pod if it doesn’t satisfy the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
string	`DoNotSchedule`

`mysql.expose.enabled`¶

Enable or disable exposing Percona Server for MySQL nodes with dedicated IP addresses.

Value type	Example
boolean	`false`

`mysql.expose.type`¶

The Kubernetes Service Type used for exposure.

Value type	Example
string	`ClusterIP`

`mysql.expose.annotations`¶

The Kubernetes annotations .

Value type	Example
string	`service.beta.kubernetes.io/aws-load-balancer-backend-protocol: tcp`

`mysql.expose.externalTrafficPolicy`¶

Specifies whether Service should route external traffic to cluster-wide (Cluster) or node-local (Local) endpoints; it can influence the load balancing effectiveness.

Value type	Example
string	`Cluster`

`mysql.expose.internalTrafficPolicy`¶

Specifies whether Service should route internal traffic to cluster-wide (Cluster) or node-local (Local) endpoints; it can influence the load balancing effectiveness.

Value type	Example
string	`Cluster`

`mysql.expose.labels`¶

Labels are key-value pairs attached to objects .

Value type	Example
label	`rack: rack-22`

`mysql.expose.loadBalancerSourceRanges`¶

The range of client IP addresses from which the load balancer should be reachable (if not set, there is no limitations).

Value type	Example
string	`10.0.0.0/8`

`mysql.volumeSpec.persistentVolumeClaim.resources.requests.storage`¶

The Kubernetes PersistentVolumeClaim size for the Percona Server for MySQL.

Value type	Example
string	`2Gi`

`mysql.configuration`¶

The my.cnf file options to be passed to Percona Server for MySQL instances.

Value type	Example
string	\| `[mysqld]` `max_connections=250`

`mysql.sidecars.image`¶

Image for the custom sidecar container for Percona Server for MySQL Pods.

Value type	Example
string	`busybox`

`mysql.sidecars.command`¶

Command for the custom sidecar container for Percona Server for MySQL Pods.

Value type	Example
array	`["sleep", "30d"]`

`mysql.sidecars.name`¶

Name of the custom sidecar container for Percona Server for MySQL Pods.

Value type	Example
string	`my-sidecar-1`

`mysql.sidecars.volumeMounts.mountPath`¶

Mount path of the custom sidecar container volume for Replica Set Pods.

Value type	Example
string	`/volume1`

`mysql.sidecars.resources.requests.memory`¶

The Kubernetes memory requests for a Percona Server for MySQL sidecar container.

Value type	Example
string	`16M`

`mysql.sidecars.volumeMounts.name`¶

Name of the custom sidecar container volume for Replica Set Pods.

Value type	Example
string	`sidecar-volume-claim`

`mysql.sidecarVolumes`¶

Volume specification for the custom sidecar container volume for Percona Server for MySQL Pods.

Value type	Example
subdoc

`mysql.sidecarPVCs`¶

Persistent Volume Claim for the custom sidecar container volume for Replica Set Pods |

Value type	Example
subdoc

HAProxy subsection¶

The proxy.haproxy subsection in the deploy/cr.yaml file contains configuration options for the HAProxy service.

`proxy.haproxy.enabled`¶

Enables or disables load balancing with HAProxy Services .

Value type	Example
boolean	`true`

`proxy.haproxy.size`¶

The number of the HAProxy Pods to provide load balancing. Safe configuration should have 2 or more.

Value type	Example
int	`3`

`proxy.haproxy.image`¶

HAProxy Docker image to use.

Value type	Example
string	`percona/perconalab-xtradb-cluster-operator:0.8.0-haproxy`

`proxy.haproxy.imagePullPolicy`¶

The policy used to update images .

Value type	Example
string	`Always`

`proxy.haproxy.resources.requests.memory`¶

The Kubernetes memory requests for the main HAProxy container.

Value type	Example
string	`1G`

`proxy.haproxy.resources.requests.cpu`¶

Kubernetes CPU requests for the main HAProxy container.

Value type	Example
string	`600m`

`proxy.haproxy.resources.limits.memory`¶

Kubernetes memory limits for the main HAProxy container.

Value type	Example
string	`1G`

`proxy.haproxy.resources.limits.cpu`¶

Kubernetes CPU limits for the main HAProxy container.

Value type	Example
string	`700m`

`proxy.haproxy.env.name`¶

Name of an environment variable for HAProxy.

Value type	Example
string	`HA_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT`

`proxy.haproxy.env.value`¶

Value of an environment variable for HAProxy.

Value type	Example
string	`"1000"`

`proxy.haproxy.envFrom.secretRef.name`¶

Name of a Secret with environment variables for HAProxy.

Value type	Example
string	`haproxy-env-secret`

`proxy.haproxy.readinessProbes.timeoutSeconds`¶

Number of seconds after which the readiness probe times out.

Value type	Example
int	`3`

`proxy.haproxy.readinessProbes.periodSeconds`¶

How often (in seconds) to perform the readiness probe .

Value type	Example
int	`5`

`proxy.haproxy.readinessProbes.successThreshold`¶

Minimum consecutive successes for the readiness probe to be considered successful after having failed.

Value type	Example
int	`3`

`proxy.haproxy.readinessProbes.failureThreshold`¶

When the readiness probe fails, Kubernetes will try this number of times before marking the Pod Unready.

Value type	Example
int	`1`

`proxy.haproxy.livenessProbes.timeoutSeconds`¶

Number of seconds after which the liveness probe times out.

Value type	Example
int	`3`

`proxy.haproxy.livenessProbes.periodSeconds`¶

How often (in seconds) to perform the liveness probe .

Value type	Example
int	`5`

`proxy.haproxy.livenessProbes.successThreshold`¶

Minimum consecutive successes for the liveness probe to be considered successful after having failed.

Value type	Example
int	`3`

`proxy.haproxy.readinessProbes.failureThreshold`¶

When the liveness probe fails, Kubernetes will try this number of times before marking the Pod Unready.

Value type	Example
int	`1`

`proxy.haproxy.configuration`¶

The custom HAProxy configuration file contents.

Value type	Example
string

`proxy.haproxy.antiAffinityTopologyKey`¶

The Operator topology key node anti-affinity constraint.

Value type	Example
string	`kubernetes.io/hostname`

`proxy.haproxy.affinity.advanced`¶

If available it makes a topologyKey node affinity constraint to be ignored.

Value type	Example
subdoc

`proxy.haproxy.topologySpreadConstraints.labelSelector.matchLabels`¶

The Label selector for the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
label	`app.kubernetes.io/name: percona-server`

`proxy.haproxy.topologySpreadConstraints.maxSkew`¶

The degree to which Pods may be unevenly distributed under the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
int	1

`proxy.haproxy.topologySpreadConstraints.topologyKey`¶

The key of node labels for the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
string	`kubernetes.io/hostname`

`proxy.haproxy.topologySpreadConstraints.whenUnsatisfiable`¶

What to do with a Pod if it doesn’t satisfy the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
string	`DoNotSchedule`

`proxy.haproxy.expose.type`¶

The Kubernetes Service Type used for HAProxy exposure.

Value type	Example
string	`ClusterIP`

`proxy.haproxy.expose.annotations`¶

The Kubernetes annotations for HAProxy.

Value type	Example
string	`service.beta.kubernetes.io/aws-load-balancer-backend-protocol: tcp`

`proxy.haproxy.expose.externalTrafficPolicy`¶

Specifies whether Service for HAProxy should route external traffic to cluster-wide (Cluster) or node-local (Local) endpoints; it can influence the load balancing effectiveness.

Value type	Example
string	`Cluster`

`proxy.haproxy.expose.internalTrafficPolicy`¶

Specifies whether Service for HAProxy should route internal traffic to cluster-wide (Cluster) or node-local (Local) endpoints; it can influence the load balancing effectiveness.

Value type	Example
string	`Cluster`

`proxy.haproxy.expose.labels`¶

Labels are key-value pairs attached to objects for HAProxy.

Value type	Example
label	`rack: rack-22`

`proxy.haproxy.expose.loadBalancerIP`¶

The static IP-address for the load balancer.

Value type	Example
string	`127.0.0.1`

`proxy.haproxy.expose.loadBalancerSourceRanges`¶

The range of client IP addresses from which the load balancer should be reachable (if not set, there is no limitations) |

Value type	Example
string	`10.0.0.0/8`

Router subsection¶

The proxy.router subsection in the deploy/cr.yaml file contains configuration options for the MySQL Router , which can act as a proxy for Group replication.

`proxy.router.enabled`¶

Enables or disables MySQL Router.

Value type	Example
boolean	`false`

`proxy.router.size`¶

The number of the Router Pods to provide routing to MySQL Servers.

Value type	Example
int	`3`

`proxy.router.image`¶

Router Docker image to use.

Value type	Example
string	`perconalab/percona-server-mysql-operator:0.8.0-router`

`proxy.router.imagePullPolicy`¶

The policy used to update images .

Value type	Example
string	`Always`

`proxy.router.initImage`¶

An alternative init image for MySQL Router Pods.

Value type	Example
string	`perconalab/percona-server-mysql-operator:0.8.0`

`proxy.router.resources.requests.memory`¶

The Kubernetes memory requests for MySQL Router container.

Value type	Example
string	`256M`

`proxy.router.resources.limits.memory`¶

Kubernetes memory limits for MySQL Router container.

Value type	Example
string	`256M`

`proxy.router.affinity.antiAffinityTopologyKey`¶

The Operator topology key node anti-affinity constraint.

Value type	Example
string	`kubernetes.io/hostname`

`proxy.router.affinity.advanced`¶

In cases where the Pods require complex tuning the advanced option turns off the topologyKey effect. This setting allows the standard Kubernetes affinity constraints of any complexity to be used.

Value type	Example
subdoc

`proxy.router.topologySpreadConstraints.labelSelector.matchLabels`¶

The Label selector for the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
label	`app.kubernetes.io/name: percona-server`

`proxy.router.topologySpreadConstraints.maxSkew`¶

The degree to which Pods may be unevenly distributed under the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
int	1

`proxy.router.topologySpreadConstraints.topologyKey`¶

The key of node labels for the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
string	`kubernetes.io/hostname`

`proxy.router.topologySpreadConstraints.whenUnsatisfiable`¶

What to do with a Pod if it doesn’t satisfy the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
string	`DoNotSchedule`

`proxy.router.configuration`¶

Custom configuration options to be passed to MySQL Router.

Value type	Example
string	\| `[default]` `logging_folder=/tmp/router/log` `[logger]` `level=DEBUG`

`proxy.router.expose.type`¶

The Kubernetes Service Type used for MySQL Router instances exposure.

Value type	Example
string	`ClusterIP`

`proxy.router.expose.annotations`¶

The Kubernetes annotations for MySQL Router.

Value type	Example
string	`service.beta.kubernetes.io/aws-load-balancer-backend-protocol: tcp`

`proxy.router.expose.externalTrafficPolicy`¶

Specifies whether Service for MySQL Router should route external traffic to cluster-wide (Cluster) or node-local (Local) endpoints; it can influence the load balancing effectiveness.

Value type	Example
string	`Cluster`

`proxy.router.expose.internalTrafficPolicy`¶

Specifies whether Service for MySQL Router should route internal traffic to cluster-wide (Cluster) or node-local (Local) endpoints; it can influence the load balancing effectiveness.

Value type	Example
string	`Cluster`

`proxy.router.expose.labels`¶

Labels are key-value pairs attached to objects for MySQL Router.

Value type	Example
label	`rack: rack-22`

`proxy.router.expose.loadBalancerIP`¶

The static IP-address for the load balancer.

Value type	Example
string	`127.0.0.1`

`proxy.router.expose.loadBalancerSourceRanges`¶

The range of client IP addresses from which the load balancer should be reachable (if not set, there is no limitations) |

Value type	Example
string	`10.0.0.0/8`

Orchestrator section¶

The orchestrator section in the deploy/cr.yaml file contains configuration options for the Orchestrator - a replication topology manager, used if asynchronous replication is turned on.

`orchestrator.enabled`¶

Enables or disables the Orchestrator.

Value type	Example
boolean	`true`

`orchestrator.size`¶

The number of the Orchestrator Pods to provide load balancing.

Value type	Example
int	`3`

`orchestrator.image`¶

Orchestrator Docker image to use.

Value type	Example
string	`perconalab/percona-server-mysql-operator:0.8.0-orchestrator`

`orchestrator.imagePullPolicy`¶

The policy used to update images .

Value type	Example
string	`Always`

`orchestrator.serviceAccountName`¶

The Kubernetes Service Account for the Orchestrator Pods.

Value type	Example
string	`ercona-server-mysql-operator-orchestrator`

`orchestrator.initImage`¶

An alternative init image for Orchestrator Pods.

Value type	Example
string	`perconalab/percona-server-mysql-operator:0.8.0`

`orchestrator.affinity.antiAffinityTopologyKey`¶

The Operator topology key node anti-affinity constraint.

Value type	Example
string	`kubernetes.io/hostname`

`orchestrator.affinity.advanced`¶

In cases where the Pods require complex tuning the advanced option turns off the topologyKey effect. This setting allows the standard Kubernetes affinity constraints of any complexity to be used.

Value type	Example
subdoc

`orchestrator.topologySpreadConstraints.labelSelector.matchLabels`¶

The Label selector for the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
label	`app.kubernetes.io/name: percona-server`

`orchestrator.topologySpreadConstraints.maxSkew`¶

The degree to which Pods may be unevenly distributed under the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
int	1

`orchestrator.topologySpreadConstraints.topologyKey`¶

The key of node labels for the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
string	`kubernetes.io/hostname`

`orchestrator.topologySpreadConstraints.whenUnsatisfiable`¶

What to do with a Pod if it doesn’t satisfy the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
string	`DoNotSchedule`

`orchestrator.expose.type`¶

The Kubernetes Service Type used for Orchestrator instances exposure.

Value type	Example
string	`ClusterIP`

`orchestrator.expose.annotations`¶

The Kubernetes annotations for the Orchestrator.

Value type	Example
string	`service.beta.kubernetes.io/aws-load-balancer-backend-protocol: tcp`

`orchestrator.expose.externalTrafficPolicy`¶

Specifies whether Service for the Orchestrator should route external traffic to cluster-wide (Cluster) or node-local (Local) endpoints; it can influence the load balancing effectiveness.

Value type	Example
string	`Cluster`

`orchestrator.expose.internalTrafficPolicy`¶

Specifies whether Service for the Orchestrator should route internal traffic to cluster-wide (Cluster) or node-local (Local) endpoints; it can influence the load balancing effectiveness.

Value type	Example
string	`Cluster`

`orchestrator.expose.labels`¶

Labels are key-value pairs attached to objects for the Orchestrator.

Value type	Example
label	`rack: rack-22`

`orchestrator.expose.loadBalancerSourceRanges`¶

The range of client IP addresses from which the load balancer should be reachable (if not set, there is no limitations).

Value type	Example
string	`10.0.0.0/8`

`orchestrator.resources.requests.memory`¶

The Kubernetes memory requests for an Orchestrator container.

Value type	Example
string	`128M`

`orchestrator.resources.limits.memory`¶

Kubernetes memory limits for an Orchestrator container.

Value type	Example
string	`256M`

`orchestrator.volumeSpec.persistentVolumeClaim.resources.requests.storage`¶

The Kubernetes PersistentVolumeClaim size for the Orchestrator |

Value type	Example
string	`1Gi`

PMM section¶

The pmm section in the deploy/cr.yaml file contains configuration options for Percona Monitoring and Management.

`pmm.enabled`¶

Enables or disables monitoring Percona Server for MySQL with PMM.

Value type	Example
boolean	`false`

`pmm.image`¶

PMM client Docker image to use.

Value type	Example
string	`percona/pmm-client:2.42.0`

`pmm.imagePullPolicy`¶

The policy used to update images .

Value type	Example
string	`Always`

`pmm.resources.requests.memory`¶

The Kubernetes memory requests for a PMM container.

Value type	Example
string	`150M`

`pmm.resources.requests.cpu`¶

Kubernetes CPU requests for a PMM container.

Value type	Example
string	`300m`

`pmm.resources.limits.memory`¶

Kubernetes memory limits for a PMM container.

Value type	Example
string	`256M`

`pmm.resources.limits.cpu`¶

Kubernetes CPU limits for a PMM container.

Value type	Example
string	`400m`

`pmm.serverHost`¶

Address of the PMM Server to collect data from the cluster.

Value type	Example
string	`monitoring-service`

`pmm.serverUser`¶

The PMM Serve_User. The PMM Server password should be configured using Secrets.

Value type	Example
string	`admin`

Backup section¶

The backup section in the deploy/cr.yaml file contains the following configuration options for the regular Percona XtraDB Cluster backups.

`backup.enabled`¶

Enables or disables making backups.

Value type	Example
boolean	`true`

`backup.image`¶

The Percona XtraBackup Docker image to use for the backup.

Value type	Example
string	`percona/percona-server-mysql-operator:0.8.0-backup`

`backup.imagePullPolicy`¶

The policy used to update images .

`backup.initImage`¶

An alternative init image for Percona XtraBackup Pods.

Value type	Example
string	`perconalab/percona-server-mysql-operator:0.8.0`

`backup.containerSecurityContext`¶

A custom Kubernetes Security Context for the xtrabackup container to be used instead of the default one.

Value type	Example
subdoc	`privileged: true`

`backup.backoffLimit`¶

The number of retries to make a backup (by default, 6 retries are made).

Value type	Example
int	`6`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.type`¶

The cloud storage type used for backups. Only s3 and azure types are supported.

Value type	Example
string	`s3`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.verifyTLS`¶

Enable or disable verification of the storage server TLS certificate. Disabling it may be useful e.g. to skip TLS verification for private S3-compatible storage with a self-issued certificate.

Value type	Example
boolean	`true`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.nodeSelector`¶

Kubernetes nodeSelector .

Value type	Example
label	`disktype: ssd`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.resources.requests.memory`¶

The Kubernetes memory requests for a Percona XtraBackup container.

Value type	Example
string	`1G`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.resources.requests.cpu`¶

Kubernetes CPU requests for a Percona XtraBackup container.

Value type	Example
string	`600m`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.affinity.nodeAffinity`¶

The Operator node affinity constraint.

Value type	Example
subdoc

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.topologySpreadConstraints.labelSelector.matchLabels`¶

The Label selector for the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
label	`app.kubernetes.io/name: percona-server`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.topologySpreadConstraints.maxSkew`¶

The degree to which Pods may be unevenly distributed under the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
int	1

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.topologySpreadConstraints.topologyKey`¶

The key of node labels for the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
string	`kubernetes.io/hostname`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.topologySpreadConstraints.whenUnsatisfiable`¶

What to do with a Pod if it doesn’t satisfy the Kubernetes Pod Topology Spread Constraints .

Value type	Example
string	`DoNotSchedule`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.tolerations`¶

Kubernetes Pod tolerations .

Value type	Example
subdoc

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.schedulerName`¶

The Kubernetes Scheduler .

Value type	Example
string	`mycustom-scheduler`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.priorityClassName`¶

The Kubernetes Pod priority class .

Value type	Example
string	`high-priority`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.containerSecurityContext`¶

A custom Kubernetes Security Context for a Container to be used instead of the default one.

Value type	Example
subdoc	`privileged: true`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.podSecurityContext`¶

A custom Kubernetes Security Context for a Pod to be used instead of the default one.

Value type	Example
subdoc	fsGroup: 1001 supplementalGroups: [1001, 1002, 1003]

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.annotations`¶

The Kubernetes annotations .

Value type	Example
label	`testName: scheduled-backup`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.labels`¶

Labels are key-value pairs attached to objects .

Value type	Example
label	`backupWorker: 'True'`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.s3.bucket`¶

The Amazon S3 bucket name for backups.

Value type	Example
string

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.s3.region`¶

The AWS region to use. Please note this option is mandatory for Amazon and all S3-compatible storages.

Value type	Example
string	`us-west-2`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.s3.prefix`¶

The path (sub-folder) to the backups inside the bucket .

Value type	Example
string	`""`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.s3.credentialsSecret`¶

The Kubernetes secret for backups. It should contain AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY keys.

Value type	Example
string	`my-cluster-name-backup-s3`

`backup.storages.STORAGE-NAME.s3.endpointUrl`¶

The endpoint URL of the S3-compatible storage to be used (not needed for the original Amazon S3 cloud) |

Value type	Example
string

Percona Toolkit section¶

The toolkit section in the deploy/cr.yaml file contains configuration options for Percona Toolkit .

`toolkit.image`¶

Percona Toolkit client Docker image to use.

Value type	Example
string	`percona/pmm-client:2.42.0`

`toolkit.imagePullPolicy`¶

The policy used to update images .

Value type	Example
string	`Always`

`toolkit.resources.requests.memory`¶

The Kubernetes memory requests for a Percona Toolkit container.

Value type	Example
string	`150M`

`toolkit.resources.requests.cpu`¶

Kubernetes CPU requests for a Percona Toolkit container.

Value type	Example
string	`100m`

`toolkit.resources.limits.memory`¶

Kubernetes memory limits for a Percona Toolkit container.

Value type	Example
string	`256M`

`toolkit.resources.limits.cpu`¶

Kubernetes CPU limits for a Percona Toolkit container |

Value type	Example
string	`400m`

PerconaServerMySQLRestore Custom Resource options¶

Percona Server for MySQL Restore options are managed by the Operator via the PerconaServerMySQLRestore Custom Resource and can be configured via the deploy/backup/restore.yaml configuration file. This Custom Resource contains the following options:

Key	Value type	Description	Required
metadata.name	string	The name of the restore	true
spec.clusterName	string	MySQL Cluster name (the name of your running cluster)	true
spec.backupName	string	The name of the backup which should be restored	false
spec.backupSource	subdoc	Defines configuration for different restore sources	false

backupSource section¶

Key	Value type	Description	Required
destination	string	Path to the backup	false
storageName	string	The storage name from CR `spec.backup.storages`	false
s3	subdoc	Define configuration for s3 compatible storages	false
azure	subdoc	Define configuration for azure blob storage	false

backupSource.s3 subsection¶

Key	Value type	Description	Required
bucket	string	The bucket with a backup	true
credentialsSecret	string	The Secret name for the backup	true
endpointUrl	string	A valid endpoint URL	false
region	string	The region corresponding to the S3 bucket	false

backupSource.azure subsection¶

Key	Value type	Description	Required
credentialsSecret	string	The Secret name for the azure blob storage	true
container	string	The container name of the azure blob storage	true
endpointUrl	string	A valid endpoint URL	false
storageClass	string	The storage class name of the azure storage	false

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Custom Resource options reference¶

PerconaServerMySQL Custom Resource options¶

initImage¶

secretsName¶

sslSecretName¶

ignoreAnnotations¶

ignoreLabels¶

updateStrategy¶

pause¶

allowUnsafeConfigurations¶

Unsafe flags section¶

unsafeFlags.mysqlSize¶

unsafeFlags.proxy¶

unsafeFlags.proxySize¶

unsafeFlags.orchestrator¶

unsafeFlags.orchestratorSize¶

Extended cert-manager configuration section¶

tls.SANs¶

tls.issuerConf.name¶

tls.issuerConf.kind¶

tls.issuerConf.group¶

Upgrade options section¶

upgradeOptions.versionServiceEndpoint¶

upgradeOptions.apply¶

Percona Server for MySQL section¶

mysql.clusterType¶

mysql.autoRecovery¶

mysql.size¶

mysql.image¶

mysql.imagePullSecrets.name¶

mysql.initImage¶

mysql.primaryServiceType¶

mysql.replicasServiceType¶

mysql.resources.requests.memory¶

mysql.resources.limits.memory¶

mysql.affinity.antiAffinityTopologyKey¶

mysql.affinity.advanced¶

mysql.topologySpreadConstraints.labelSelector.matchLabels¶

mysql.topologySpreadConstraints.maxSkew¶

mysql.topologySpreadConstraints.topologyKey¶

mysql.topologySpreadConstraints.whenUnsatisfiable¶

mysql.expose.enabled¶

mysql.expose.type¶

mysql.expose.annotations¶

mysql.expose.externalTrafficPolicy¶

mysql.expose.internalTrafficPolicy¶

mysql.expose.labels¶

mysql.expose.loadBalancerSourceRanges¶

mysql.volumeSpec.persistentVolumeClaim.resources.requests.storage¶

mysql.configuration¶

mysql.sidecars.image¶

mysql.sidecars.command¶

mysql.sidecars.name¶

mysql.sidecars.volumeMounts.mountPath¶

mysql.sidecars.resources.requests.memory¶

mysql.sidecars.volumeMounts.name¶

mysql.sidecarVolumes¶

mysql.sidecarPVCs¶

HAProxy subsection¶

proxy.haproxy.enabled¶

proxy.haproxy.size¶

proxy.haproxy.image¶

proxy.haproxy.imagePullPolicy¶

proxy.haproxy.resources.requests.memory¶

proxy.haproxy.resources.requests.cpu¶

proxy.haproxy.resources.limits.memory¶

proxy.haproxy.resources.limits.cpu¶

proxy.haproxy.env.name¶

proxy.haproxy.env.value¶

proxy.haproxy.envFrom.secretRef.name¶

proxy.haproxy.readinessProbes.timeoutSeconds¶

proxy.haproxy.readinessProbes.periodSeconds¶

proxy.haproxy.readinessProbes.successThreshold¶

proxy.haproxy.readinessProbes.failureThreshold¶

proxy.haproxy.livenessProbes.timeoutSeconds¶

proxy.haproxy.livenessProbes.periodSeconds¶

proxy.haproxy.livenessProbes.successThreshold¶

proxy.haproxy.readinessProbes.failureThreshold¶

proxy.haproxy.configuration¶

proxy.haproxy.antiAffinityTopologyKey¶

`initImage`¶

`secretsName`¶

`sslSecretName`¶

`ignoreAnnotations`¶

`ignoreLabels`¶

`updateStrategy`¶

`pause`¶

`allowUnsafeConfigurations`¶

`unsafeFlags.mysqlSize`¶

`unsafeFlags.proxy`¶

`unsafeFlags.proxySize`¶

`unsafeFlags.orchestrator`¶

`unsafeFlags.orchestratorSize`¶

`tls.SANs`¶

`tls.issuerConf.name`¶

`tls.issuerConf.kind`¶

`tls.issuerConf.group`¶

`upgradeOptions.versionServiceEndpoint`¶

`upgradeOptions.apply`¶

`mysql.clusterType`¶

`mysql.autoRecovery`¶

`mysql.size`¶

`mysql.image`¶

`mysql.imagePullSecrets.name`¶

`mysql.initImage`¶

`mysql.primaryServiceType`¶

`mysql.replicasServiceType`¶

`mysql.resources.requests.memory`¶

`mysql.resources.limits.memory`¶

`mysql.affinity.antiAffinityTopologyKey`¶

`mysql.affinity.advanced`¶

`mysql.topologySpreadConstraints.labelSelector.matchLabels`¶

`mysql.topologySpreadConstraints.maxSkew`¶

`mysql.topologySpreadConstraints.topologyKey`¶

`mysql.topologySpreadConstraints.whenUnsatisfiable`¶

`mysql.expose.enabled`¶

`mysql.expose.type`¶

`mysql.expose.annotations`¶

`mysql.expose.externalTrafficPolicy`¶

`mysql.expose.internalTrafficPolicy`¶

`mysql.expose.labels`¶

`mysql.expose.loadBalancerSourceRanges`¶

`mysql.volumeSpec.persistentVolumeClaim.resources.requests.storage`¶

`mysql.configuration`¶

`mysql.sidecars.image`¶

`mysql.sidecars.command`¶

`mysql.sidecars.name`¶

`mysql.sidecars.volumeMounts.mountPath`¶

`mysql.sidecars.resources.requests.memory`¶

`mysql.sidecars.volumeMounts.name`¶

`mysql.sidecarVolumes`¶

`mysql.sidecarPVCs`¶

`proxy.haproxy.enabled`¶

`proxy.haproxy.size`¶

`proxy.haproxy.image`¶

`proxy.haproxy.imagePullPolicy`¶

`proxy.haproxy.resources.requests.memory`¶

`proxy.haproxy.resources.requests.cpu`¶

`proxy.haproxy.resources.limits.memory`¶

`proxy.haproxy.resources.limits.cpu`¶

`proxy.haproxy.env.name`¶

`proxy.haproxy.env.value`¶

`proxy.haproxy.envFrom.secretRef.name`¶

`proxy.haproxy.readinessProbes.timeoutSeconds`¶

`proxy.haproxy.readinessProbes.periodSeconds`¶

`proxy.haproxy.readinessProbes.successThreshold`¶

`proxy.haproxy.readinessProbes.failureThreshold`¶

`proxy.haproxy.livenessProbes.timeoutSeconds`¶

`proxy.haproxy.livenessProbes.periodSeconds`¶

`proxy.haproxy.livenessProbes.successThreshold`¶

`proxy.haproxy.readinessProbes.failureThreshold`¶

`proxy.haproxy.configuration`¶

`proxy.haproxy.antiAffinityTopologyKey`¶

`proxy.haproxy.affinity.advanced`¶

`proxy.haproxy.topologySpreadConstraints.labelSelector.matchLabels`¶

`proxy.haproxy.topologySpreadConstraints.maxSkew`¶

`proxy.haproxy.topologySpreadConstraints.topologyKey`¶

`proxy.haproxy.topologySpreadConstraints.whenUnsatisfiable`¶

`proxy.haproxy.expose.type`¶

`proxy.haproxy.expose.annotations`¶