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Changes in v2.3.1

Maintenance Release: March 19th, 2025

  • Build:
    • clustercontrol2-2.3.1-1915
  • Frontend (UI):
    • Address an issue where Exec time was always 0 in Query Monitor->Top Query (CLUS-5630).
    • Address an issue when using hostnames with ProxySQL deployments failed (CLUS-5629).
    • Address an issue where ‘REPLICA MONITOR’ was missing in the suggestion list (CLUS-1882).
    • Note that this field is editable, i.e., a user can enter any privilege that might come up in the suggestion list.
    • CLONE CLUSTER is deprecated with Galera clusters. Use create cluster from backup instead (CLUS-5600).
    • Address an issue with the test mail toaster showing incorrect information and/or overlapping (CLUS-5520, CLUS-5521).
    • Address a cosmetic issue when selecting a folder for Certificates management (CLUS-5518).
    • Address an issue with the deployment preview step showing incorrect information with Disable firewall and Apparmor/SELinux (CLUS-5542).
    • Address an issue where when removing clusters from the cluster list with the removed cluster not updating its status correctly (CLUS-5369).
    • Address an issue with a tooltip typo on the Create subscription page (CLUS-5549).

Maintenance Release: March 10th, 2025

  • Build:
    • clustercontrol-controller-2.3.1-12185
  • Controller:
    • Galera: CLONE CLUSTER is deprecated! Use Create cluster from backup.
    • Address additional improvements with transactional CMON configuration file write operations (CLUS-3846).
    • Address an issue with no alarms being raised when a publication/subscription link is broken (CLUS-5541).
    • Address an issue with Valkey 8 used the wrong placeholder for TLS settings (CLUS-5581).

Initial Release: February 20th, 2025

  • Build:
    • clustercontrol2-2.3.1-1872
    • clustercontrol-controller-2.3.1-12052
    • clustecontrol-cloud-2.3.1-422
    • clustercontrol-clud-2.3.1-422
    • clustercontrol-ssh-2.3.1-212
    • clustercontrol-notifications-2.3.1-372
    • s9s-tools 1.9.2025022018-release1

Welcome to the February release of ClusterControl v2.3.1. This update introduces new features primarily for PostgreSQL and Valkey:

Features

PostgreSQL

  • Support for PostgreSQL bi-directional logical replication.
    • Supported with PostgreSQL version 16:
      • PostgreSQL bi-directional replication allows multiple database instances to independently handle read and write operations. Changes made on any node are synchronized with other participating nodes, ensuring that data is eventually consistent across the system. This setup enables multiple-way synchronization, allowing each node to act as both a sender and recipient of updates. Conflict detection mechanisms are in place to resolve conflicting updates based on predetermined rules. The system operates asynchronously, meaning changes may not be instantly reflected across all nodes but will synchronize over time. This replication method enhances high availability, allowing nodes to continue processing requests even if others fail, minimizing downtime. It is particularly useful for geographically distributed databases, as each region can handle its own updates and synchronize with others.
    • Deploy a new PostgreSQL logical replication cluster:
      • Easily set up and configure PostgreSQL logical replication clusters from scratch.
    • Setup/configure PostgreSQL logical replication between two existing PostgreSQL clusters:
      • Seamlessly establish logical replication between two existing PostgreSQL clusters.
    • Publications and subscriptions management:
      • Manage publications and subscriptions to control which data is replicated and to which nodes.
      • Alarms when publication/subscription link is disabled/broken.

Support for Valkey Sentinel

  • Valkey Sentinel is an alternative to Redis Sentinel which is a high-availability (HA) tool that comes as part of Redis, designed to monitor Redis instances, automatically handle failovers, and provide notifications about the system’s health. It’s a key component for deploying Redis in environments requiring redundancy and resilience.

  • Use Valkey Sentinel 8.0 with the same feature set that we support for Redis Sentinel.

Misc

  • New Cluster Load overview dashboards for Redis, Valkey, and MongoDB.
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