Update on this:

The analytics data on db67 has been backed-up and mysqld is now shutdown so the host can be shipped to the new DC. The disks will be wiped before transit.

In case people didn’t see the earlier warning to these lists, or you discover something critical was talking to db67 after all, let me know and I can load the backup somewhere for read-only access.

On Tue, Apr 1, 2014 at 11:54 AM, Sean Pringle <springle@wikimedia.org> wrote:

Hi!

As PMTPA is going away, db67 is on the list of hosts to be decommissioned. You guys have personal databases on there and it still replicates S1.

How does db67 get used these days? Is it simply an S1 slave less likely to be suffering replag while db1047 does the heavy lifting, or is it more special?

Note that db67 is actually one of a batch getting shipped to the new DC, so you will probably get it back under a new name. But that will take time, obviously.

 

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