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This article provides application-specific instructions.

MySQL Applications

Install the Druva MySQL Helm chart if you wish to protect your MySQL workloads and ensure application-consistent snapshots.

To pull charts for MySQL applications, execute the following command:

helm chart pull <Registry>/backup.druva.com/charts/druva-mysql-application:<Chart_Tag>

To export charts for MySQL applications, execute the following command:

helm chart export <Registry>/backup.druva.com/charts/druva-mysql-application:<Chart_Tag>

To install charts for MySQL applications, execute the following command:

helm install druva-standalone-mysql-application ./druva-mysql-application \
--namespace druva-system \
--atomic --render-subchart-notes \
--set architecture=standalone \
--set image.registry=<Registry> \
--set image.tag=<Image_Tag> \
--set secret.passwordKey=<Secret Key>

where,

Registry indicates the container registry
Chart_Tag indicates the Helm chart tag for the My-SQL application
Image_Tag indicates the container image tag for the My-SQL application
SECRET_USER_KEY indicates user supplied by admin user
SECRET_PASSWORD_KEY indicates password supplied by admin user
 

Values.yaml

The values.yaml file is used to pass values into the Release helm chart and comprises default parameters that you can override. The parameters defined in the values.yaml are the default, and can be overridden by a parent chart’s values.yaml.

You can also provide the values file, which can in turn be overridden by the --set parameters.

Note: The values.yaml file is typically located in the folder where you extracted the Release Helm chart zip file. For more information, see Values Files.