shouldn’t be checked in (temporary/generated files). – Look for temporary code/comments you added while debugging. – Example: fmt.Println("AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA") – Look for inconsistencies in indentation. – Use 2 layer. – It is not authenticated. – It is exposed in query logs. Enabling it can be useful for debugging issues like the source of a slow query. gRPC Transport gRPC Encrypted Transport When using gRPC "ExtraRowsTarget": 0 }] -debug_query optional Adds a MySQL query to the report that can be used for further debugging -only_pks optional When reporting missing rows, only show primary keys in the report. keyspace

shouldn’t be checked in (temporary/generated files). – Look for temporary code/comments you added while debugging. – Example: fmt.Println("AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA") – Look for inconsistencies in indentation. – Use 2 layer. – It is not authenticated. – It is exposed in query logs. Enabling it can be useful for debugging issues like the source of a slow query. gRPC Transport gRPC Encrypted Transport When using gRPC configuration will just result in a vtgate instance that you cannot log into via the MySQL protocol. For debugging this, it is useful to have access to the logs from your LDAP server that you are pointing to. The

shouldn’t be checked in (temporary/generated files). – Look for temporary code/comments you added while debugging. – Example: fmt.Println("AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA") – Look for inconsistencies in indentation. – Use 2 layer. – It is not authenticated. – It is exposed in query logs. Enabling it can be useful for debugging issues like the source of a slow query. gRPC Transport gRPC Encrypted Transport When using gRPC }] 311 -debug_query optional Adds a MySQL query to the report that can be used for further debugging -only_pks optional When reporting missing rows, only show primary keys in the report. keyspace

shouldn’t be checked in (temporary/generated files). – Look for temporary code/comments you added while debugging. – Example: fmt.Println("AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA") – Look for inconsistencies in indentation. – Use 2 layer. – It is not authenticated. – It is exposed in query logs. Enabling it can be useful for debugging issues like the source of a slow query. gRPC Transport gRPC Encrypted Transport When using gRPC configuration will just result in a vtgate instance that you cannot log into via the MySQL protocol. For debugging this, it is useful to have access to the logs from your LDAP server that you are pointing to. The

shouldn’t be checked in (temporary/generated files). – Look for temporary code/comments you added while debugging. – Example: fmt.Println("AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA") – Look for inconsistencies in indentation. – Use 2 layer. – It is not authenticated. – It is exposed in query logs. Enabling it can be useful for debugging issues like the source of a slow query. gRPC Transport gRPC Encrypted Transport When using gRPC configuration will just result in a vtgate instance that you cannot log into via the MySQL protocol. For debugging this, it is useful to have access to the logs from your LDAP server that you are pointing to. The

shouldn’t be checked in (temporary/generated files). – Look for temporary code/comments you added while debugging. ∗ Example: fmt.Println(“AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA”) – Look for inconsistencies in indentation. ∗ Use

shouldn’t be checked in (temporary/generated files). – Look for temporary code/comments you added while debugging. ∗ Example: fmt.Println(“AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA”) – Look for inconsistencies in indentation. ∗ Use

shouldn’t be checked in (temporary/generated files). – Look for temporary code/comments you added while debugging. ∗ Example: fmt.Println(“AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA”) – Look for inconsistencies in indentation. ∗ Use