If you want to
migrate your data to a new disc - let's say you decided to
purchase another
storage appliance and you want your MYSQL datadir to move to
that appliance
without any downtime, LVM mirroring is the way to go.
1. Prepare your LUN
and assign/zone it to your server
2. Once the LUN is
available, add it to the current VG that holds the MYSQL
datadir
# vgextend myql_vg
/dev/sdc
3. Create a mirror of
the MYSQL logical volume pointing to the newly added LUN
(this is the RIGHT
side of the mirror)
# lvconvert -m1
/dev/mapper/mysql_vg-mysql_lv /dev/sdc
4. Wait until the
sync is complete (must be 100% under Cpy%Sync field)
# lvs
5. Once the sync is
complete, remove/detach the LEFT side of the mirror (that is
the old LUN) from the
MYSQL logical volume
# lvconvert -m0
/dev/mapper/mysql_vg-mysql_lv /dev/sdb
6. Remove the old LUN
from the MYSQL VG
# vgreduce mysql_vg
/dev/sdb
7. Remove PV label
# pvremove /dev/sdb
8. Detach it from
your server
9. Hola! You were
able to move your MYSQL database to a new and faster disk
without a downtime!
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