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What's Coming to dbdeployer

by Rene Cannao

When we took over dbdeployer, we had a clear goal: turn a MySQL sandbox tool into a database infrastructure platform. We’ve been heads-down building, and we’re ready to start sharing what we’ve done.

The short version

dbdeployer v2.1.1 is out, and it’s a different tool than what you remember. Here’s a taste:

Terminal window
# MySQL replication with ProxySQL read/write split
dbdeployer deploy replication 8.4.8 --with-proxysql


# InnoDB Cluster with MySQL Router — one command
dbdeployer deploy replication 8.4.8 --topology=innodb-cluster


# Same cluster, but with ProxySQL instead of Router
dbdeployer deploy replication 8.4.8 --topology=innodb-cluster --skip-router --with-proxysql


# PostgreSQL streaming replication
dbdeployer deploy replication 16.13 --provider=postgresql

What we’ll be writing about

Over the coming weeks, we’ll publish detailed posts on each major feature. Stay tuned.

Follow the GitHub repository for releases, or check back here for the detailed posts.

We’re not just maintaining dbdeployer — we’re rebuilding it for the next era of MySQL and PostgreSQL development.

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