HTTP: git clone https://github.com/vitessio/vitess.git cd vitess Build the docker image In your shell, execute: make docker_local This creates a docker image named vitess/local (aka vitess/local:latest) 1:15000/debug/status • Control panel is available at http://localhost:15000/app/ From within the docker shell, aliases are set up for your convenience. Try th efollowing mysql commands to connect to various tablets: customer(customer_id) and product(sku). Next Steps You can now proceed with MoveTables. Exiting the docker shell terminates and destroys the vitess cluster. 33 Local Install description: Instructions for using

HTTP: git clone https://github.com/vitessio/vitess.git cd vitess Build the docker image In your shell, execute: make docker_local This creates a docker image named vitess/local (aka vitess/local:latest) 1:15000/debug/status • Control panel is available at http://localhost:15000/app/ From within the docker shell, aliases are set up for your convenience. Try the following mysql commands to connect to various tablets: customer(customer_id) and product(sku). Next Steps You can now proceed with MoveTables. Exiting the docker shell terminates and destroys the vitess cluster. Local Install description: Instructions for using Vitess

HTTP: git clone https://github.com/vitessio/vitess.git cd vitess Build the docker image In your shell, execute: make docker_local This creates a docker image named vitess/local (aka vitess/local:latest) 1:15000/debug/status • Control panel is available at http://localhost:15000/app/ From within the docker shell, aliases are set up for your convenience. Try the following mysql commands to connect to various tablets: customer(customer_id) and product(sku). 84 Next Steps You can now proceed with MoveTables. Exiting the docker shell terminates and destroys the vitess cluster. Local Install description: Instructions for using Vitess

HTTP: git clone https://github.com/vitessio/vitess.git cd vitess Build the docker image In your shell, execute: make docker_local This creates a docker image named vitess/local (aka vitess/local:latest) 1:15000/debug/status • Control panel is available at http://localhost:15000/app/ From within the docker shell, aliases are set up for your convenience. Try the following mysql commands to connect to various tablets: customer(customer_id) and product(sku). Next Steps You can now proceed with MoveTables. Exiting the docker shell terminates and destroys the vitess cluster. 45 Local Install description: Instructions for using

HTTP: git clone https://github.com/vitessio/vitess.git cd vitess Build the docker image In your shell, execute: make docker_local This creates a docker image named vitess/local (aka vitess/local:latest) 1:15000/debug/status • Control panel is available at http://localhost:15000/app/ From within the docker shell, aliases are set up for your convenience. Try the following mysql commands to connect to various tablets: customer(customer_id) and product(sku). Next Steps You can now proceed with MoveTables. Exiting the docker shell terminates and destroys the vitess cluster. 72 Local Install description: Instructions for using

HTTP: git clone https://github.com/vitessio/vitess.git cd vitess Build the docker image In your shell, execute: make docker_local This creates a docker image named vitess/local (aka vitess/local:latest) 1:15000/debug/status • Control panel is available at http://localhost:15000/app/ From within the docker shell, aliases are set up for your convenience. Try the following mysql commands to connect to various tablets: customer(customer_id) and product(sku). Next Steps You can now proceed with MoveTables. Exiting the docker shell terminates and destroys the vitess cluster. Local Install description: Instructions for using Vitess

/vitess/global zk -server cell1_server1 ,cell1_server2 touch -p /vitess/cell1 # Store the flags in a shell variable to simplify the example below. TOPOLOGY="-topo_implementation zk2 -topo_global_server_address table t that should only be accessed by myuser2 For the VTTablet configuration for keyspace1: “‘ shell script $ echo ’ { “table_groups”: [ { “name”: “keyspace1acls”, “table_names_or_prefixes”: [””], “readers”: “keyspace1” -table-acl-config=acls_for_keyspace1.json …….. Do the same thing for `keyspace2 `: ``` shell script $ echo ' { "table_groups": [ { "name": "keyspace2acls", "table_names_or_prefixes": [""]

/vitess/global zk -server cell1_server1 ,cell1_server2 touch -p /vitess/cell1 59 # Store the flags in a shell variable to simplify the example below. TOPOLOGY="-topo_implementation zk2 -topo_global_server_address