MySQL Router Release Notes
MySQL InnoDB cluster User Guide
The mysqlrouter_keyring utility is a command line application to manage MySQL Router key rings.
Note
This feature was added in MySQL Router 8.0.18.
Usage information:
Generic commands
--help: usage information.--version: the tool's version.
Keyring commands; all commands also accept --master-key-reader and --master-key-writer instead of --master-key-file.
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init: Initialize keyring with a master-key-file.Creates a keyring and master-key-file if they do not exist; and adds keyring to master-key-file if it does not yet exist there.
list: List usernames stored in the keyring; or list properties of a user stored in the keyring.get: Get property of user from the keyring.export: Export all entries of the keyring as JSON.set: Add or overwrite account of the user in the keyring filedelete: Delete user from the keyring.
Master-key commands
master-key-list: List keyring-ids from master-key-file.master-key-delete: Delete master-key from "keyring" from master-key-file.master-key-rename: Rename keyring-id in a master-key-file.
Examples:
$> mysqlrouter_keyring init --master-key-file=mysqlrouter.key data/keyring
$> mysqlrouter_keyring list --master-key-file=mysqlrouter.key data/keyring
$> mysqlrouter_keyring list --master-key-file=mysqlrouter.key data/keyring user
$> mysqlrouter_keyring get --master-key-file=mysqlrouter.key data/keyring someuser key
$> mysqlrouter_keyring export --master-key-file=mysqlrouter.key data/keyring
$> mysqlrouter_keyring set --master-key-file=mysqlrouter.key data/keyring user key value
$> mysqlrouter_keyring delete --master-key-file=mysqlrouter.key data/keyring user
$> mysqlrouter_keyring delete --master-key-file=mysqlrouter.key data/keyring user key
$> mysqlrouter_keyring master-key-list --master-key-file=mysqlrouter.key
$> mysqlrouter_keyring master-key-delete --master-key-file=mysqlrouter.key data/keyring
$> mysqlrouter_keyring master-key-rename --master-key-file=mysqlrouter.key data/keyring other/data/keyring