Mysql router

Configuring MySQL Router to work with SugarCRM involves a few steps. Although I can provide general guidance, it's important to consult SugarCRM's official documentation or support for specific instructions tailored to your environment. Here's an overview of the process:

1. Install MySQL Router: Begin by installing MySQL Router on a separate machine or server. Ensure that the server has access to both the SugarCRM application server and the MySQL database server.

2. Configure MySQL Router: Create a configuration file for MySQL Router, typically named mysqlrouter.conf. In this file, you'll define the routing rules and connection details for your SugarCRM setup. Here's an example configuration:

   [DEFAULT]
   user=mysqlrouter
   key_store = path/to/mysqlrouter.key
   [sugar]
   type = read-write
   router.mode = master
   router.read_only_routing = false
   bind_address = 0.0.0.0
   bind_port = 6447
   destinations = master1:3306, master2:3306
   

   
   

   Adjust the user, key_store, bind_address, bind_port, and destinations values to match your setup. The destinations parameter should include the hostnames and port numbers of your MySQL database servers.

3. Configure SugarCRM: In the SugarCRM configuration file (config.php), modify the database settings to point to the MySQL Router's host and port. Update the db_host_name and db_port parameters accordingly. For example:

   
   

   'db_host_name' => 'mysqlrouter-host',
   'db_port' => 6447,
   
4. Test the Connection: Restart both the MySQL Router and the SugarCRM server. Verify that SugarCRM can connect to the database through the MySQL Router by accessing the application and performing basic database operations.