documents for Vitess features Messaging Vitess messaging gives the application an easy way to schedule and manage work that needs to be performed asynchronously. Under the covers, messages are stored :time_acked , time_next = null where id in ::ids and time_acked is null You can manually change the schedule of existing messages with a statement like this: update my_message set time_next = :time_next shards? Having located the affected MySQL clusters, which is the primary server per cluster? 6. Schedule: is there an already running migration on the relevant keyspace/cluster(s)? 7. Execute: invoke the

documents for Vitess features Messaging Vitess messaging gives the application an easy way to schedule and manage work that needs to be performed asynchronously. Under the covers, messages are stored :time_acked , time_next = null where id in ::ids and time_acked is null You can manually change the schedule of existing messages with a statement like this: update my_message set time_next = :time_next shards? Having located the affected MySQL clusters, which is the primary server per cluster? 6. Schedule: is there an already running migration on the relevant keyspace/cluster(s)? 7. Execute: invoke the

documents for Vitess features Messaging Vitess messaging gives the application an easy way to schedule and manage work that needs to be performed asynchronously. Under the covers, messages are stored :time_acked , time_next = null where id in ::ids and time_acked is null You can manually change the schedule of existing messages with a statement like this: update my_message set time_next = :time_next shards? Having located the affected MySQL clusters, which is the primary server per cluster? 6. Schedule: is there an already running migration on the relevant keyspace/cluster(s)? 7. Execute: invoke the

documents for Vitess features Messaging Vitess messaging gives the application an easy way to schedule and manage work that needs to be performed asynchronously. Under the covers, messages are stored :time_acked , time_next = null where id in ::ids and time_acked is null You can manually change the schedule of existing messages with a statement like this: update my_message set time_next = :time_next shards? Having located the affected MySQL clusters, which is the primary server per cluster? 6. Schedule: is there an already running migration on the relevant keyspace/cluster(s)? 7. Execute: invoke the

---+ 3 rows in set (0.00 sec) Messaging Vitess messaging gives the application an easy way to schedule and manage work that needs to be performed asynchronously. Under the covers, messages are stored :time_acked , time_next = null where id in ::ids and time_acked is null 133 You can manually change the schedule of existing messages with a statement like this: update my_message set time_next = :time_next shards? Having located the affected MySQL clusters, which is the primary server per cluster? 6. Schedule: is there an already running migration on the relevant keyspace/cluster(s)? 7. Execute: invoke the

specific Vitess functionality Vitess Messaging Vitess messaging gives the application an easy way to schedule and manage work that needs to be performed asynchronously. Under the covers, messages are stored :time_acked , time_next = null where id in ::ids and time_acked is null You can manually change the schedule of existing messages with a statement like this: update my_message set time_next = :time_next

specific Vitess functionality Vitess Messaging Vitess messaging gives the application an easy way to schedule and manage work that needs to be performed asynchronously. Under the covers, messages are stored :time_acked , time_next = null where id in ::ids and time_acked is null You can manually change the schedule of existing messages with a statement like this: update my_message set time_next = :time_next

documents for Vitess features Messaging Vitess messaging gives the application an easy way to schedule and manage work that needs to be performed asynchronously. Under the covers, messages are stored :time_acked , time_next = null where id in ::ids and time_acked is null You can manually change the schedule of existing messages with a statement like this: update my_message set time_next = :time_next