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Shell script to automate MySQL tables time-based archival
#!/bin/bash
set -e
database="MY_DATABASE"
altered_tables=0
function fatal {
echo "FATAL: $1" >&2
echo "Exiting now." >&2
exit 1
}
# calculate the upper limit for a partition
function partition_upper_limit {
local partition=$1
local interval_symbol=${partition:0:1}
local year=${partition:1:4}
case "$interval_symbol" in
"y")
mysql -Nse "SELECT DATE_ADD(STR_TO_DATE('$year-1-1', '%Y-%m-%d'), INTERVAL 1 YEAR)"
;;
"m")
local month=${partition:5:2}
mysql -Nse "SELECT DATE_ADD(STR_TO_DATE('$year-$month-1', '%Y-%m-%d'), INTERVAL 1 MONTH)"
;;
"w")
local week=${partition:5:2}
mysql -Nse "SELECT DATE_ADD(STR_TO_DATE('$year-$week Monday', '%x-%v %W'), INTERVAL 1 WEEK)"
;;
*)
fatal "Unrecognized interval symbol for partition '$partition'"
;;
esac
}
while read table_name interval keep; do
# sanity checks for the configuration
if [[ ! ("$table_name" =~ ^[a-z_]+$) ]]; then
fatal "The configured table name '$table_name' is invalid. Must contain only characters a-z and underscore."
fi
if [[ ! ("$interval" =~ ^(yearly|monthly|weekly)$) ]]; then
fatal "The configured interval '$interval' for '$table_name' is invalid. Must be one of yearly, monthly, weekly."
fi
if [[ !("$keep" =~ ^[0-9]+$) || "$keep" == "0" || -z "$keep" ]]; then
fatal "The configured keep value '$keep' for '$table_name' is invalid. Must be a positive number."
fi
echo "Starting archival of '$table_name' with '$interval' interval, keeping $keep partitions"
# read current partitions (excluding "future") into an array
readarray -t partitions < <(mysql -Nse "SELECT PARTITION_NAME FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.PARTITIONS WHERE TABLE_NAME='$table_name' ORDER BY PARTITION_ORDINAL_POSITION")
unset partitions[-1]
echo "Found partitions: ${partitions[@]}"
for partition in ${partitions[@]}; do
# sanity check - the partitions naming should be consistent with config
if [[ ("${partition:0:1}" != "${interval:0:1}") || !("$partition" =~ ^(y[0-9]{4}|[m|w][0-9]{6})$) ]]; then
fatal "Unexpected partition name '$partition' found for interval '$interval'."
fi
# sanity check - the partitions upper limits should be the same as we can calculate
upper_limit=$(mysql -Nse "SELECT FROM_DAYS(PARTITION_DESCRIPTION) FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.PARTITIONS WHERE TABLE_NAME='$table_name' AND PARTITION_NAME='$partition'")
calculated_upper_limit=$(partition_upper_limit $partition)
if [[ "$upper_limit" != "$calculated_upper_limit" ]]; then
fatal "Unexpected upper limit '$upper_limit' in partition '$partition'. Expected '$calculated_upper_limit'."
fi
done
# calculate wanted partitions and read them into an array
case "$interval" in
"yearly")
date_format="y%Y"
date_unit="YEAR"
;;
"monthly")
date_format="m%Y%m"
date_unit="MONTH"
;;
"weekly")
date_format="w%x%v"
date_unit="WEEK"
;;
*)
fatal "Unrecognized interval"
;;
esac
# generate a sequence of newly calculated partition names
readarray -t new_partitions < <(for i in $(seq -$keep 1); do mysql -Nse "SELECT DATE_FORMAT(DATE_ADD(DATE(NOW()), INTERVAL $i $date_unit), '$date_format')"; done)
echo "Calculated new partitions: ${new_partitions[@]}"
# sanity check - total number of partitions after archival shoud be $keep + 2 (the current partition + the next partition)
if [[ ${#new_partitions[@]} != $(($keep + 2)) ]]; then
fatal "Unexpected number of newly calculated partitions: expected $(($keep + 2)), got ${#new_partitions[@]}."
fi
# compare the current and newly calculated partitions and get two arrays - partitions to add and partitions to export/delete
partitions_to_add=()
partitions_to_export=()
for partition in ${partitions[@]}; do
# partition is current but not in newly calculated -> will be exported
if [[ !( " ${new_partitions[@]} " =~ " $partition ") ]]; then
partitions_to_export+=($partition)
fi
done
for new_partition in ${new_partitions[@]}; do
# partition is not current but is newly calculated -> will be added
if [[ ! (" ${partitions[@]} " =~ " $new_partition ") ]]; then
partitions_to_add+=($new_partition)
fi
done
echo "Will add partitions: ${partitions_to_add[@]}"
echo "Will export partitions: ${partitions_to_export[@]}"
# sanity check - the to-be-exported partitions should always be the ones BEFORE the first newly added one
for partition in ${partitions_to_export[@]}; do
if [[ $partition > ${new_partitions[0]} ]]; then
fatal "Partition '$partition' is about to be exported but is after the first new partition '${new_partitions[0]}'."
fi
done
# sanity check - the to-be-added partitions should always be the ones AFTER the last current one
for partition in ${partitions_to_add[@]}; do
if [[ $partition < ${partitions[-1]} ]]; then
fatal "Partition '$partition' is about to be added but is before the last current partition '${partitions[-1]}'."
fi
done
# sanity check - the "future" partition should contain no records
future_partition_count=$(mysql $database -Nse "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM $table_name PARTITION(future)")
if [[ "$future_partition_count" != 0 ]]; then
fatal "There are records present in the 'future' partition of table '$table_name'! Please check this."
fi
lock_algorithm="ALGORITHM=INPLACE, LOCK=NONE" # force the most harmless locking
# DANGER ZONE FOLLOWS...
# ADDING PARTITIONS
if [[ ${#partitions_to_add[@]} > 0 ]]; then
altered_tables=1
# drop the 'future' partition first so that we can add new ones "before" it
echo "Dropping partition 'future'"
mysql $database -Nse "ALTER TABLE $table_name $lock_algorithm, DROP PARTITION future"
# add new partitions
for partition in ${partitions_to_add[@]}; do
# calculate the new less_than_date for the partition
upper_limit=$(partition_upper_limit $partition)
echo "Adding partition '$partition' with dates till '$upper_limit'"
mysql $database -Nse "ALTER TABLE $table_name $lock_algorithm, ADD PARTITION (PARTITION $partition VALUES LESS THAN (TO_DAYS('$upper_limit')))"
done
# add the 'future' partition
echo "Adding partition 'future'"
mysql $database -Nse "ALTER TABLE $table_name $lock_algorithm, ADD PARTITION (PARTITION future VALUES LESS THAN (MAXVALUE))"
fi
# EXPORTING PARTITIONS
# alter table outgoing_mails algorithm=inplace, lock=none, add partition (partition future values less than (maxvalue))
if [[ ${#partitions_to_export[@]} > 0 ]]; then
altered_tables=1
for partition in ${partitions_to_export[@]}; do
echo "Exporting partition '$partition'"
./export-partition.sh $table_name $partition
done
fi
echo
done < <(cat ./autoarchived-tables.txt | grep -v "^#" | grep -v "^$")
# if we altered tables, echo something to STDERR to trigger sending email from crontab!
if [[ $altered_tables > 0 ]]; then
echo "ALTERED TABLES!" >&2
fi
# Configuration for tables auto-archival.
#
# Format:
# table_name interval keep
# - table_name = the name of the table to be archived (must be already partitioned)
# - interval = yearly | monthly | weekly
# - keep = number - how many partitions (besides the "future" partition) to keep
my_huge_table monthly 12
less_relevant_huge_table monthly 6
quickly_growing_table weekly 12
slowly_growing_table yearly 1
@SiddiqueAhmad
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In this block I skipped future partition using query AND PARTITION_NAME != 'future' so no unset command required, which was giving error of bad subscript
readarray -t partitions < <(mysql -Nse "SELECT PARTITION_NAME FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.PARTITIONS WHERE TABLE_NAME='$table_name' ORDER BY PARTITION_ORDINAL_POSITION") unset partitions[-1] echo "Found partitions: ${partitions[@]}"

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