We use a read-replica MySQL instance to ingest data utilizing a SaaS vendor.
This SaaS vendor requires binary logging on the read-replica instance to enable the replication of data from the RR. When using CloudFormation, without the BackupRetentionPeriod, binary logging is disabled on the read-replica instance.
To enable binlogging using the current version of troposphere, a console change must be made post deployment, or an aws-cli call to enable backup retention from a non-zero value, due to incorrect invalid_replica_properties.
This is not ideal because any subsequent CloudFormation changes will revert this to a 0 value, breaking binlog configuration. This change is to be able to enable binary logging with CloudFormation.
AWS Documentation here validates that to enable binary logging, backup retention must be set to a non-zero value.
I have tested this in a sandbox environment using CloudFormation with MySQL RDS (non-Aurora) and demonstrated it is a possible, usable parameter as indicated in the screenshots below.
We use a read-replica MySQL instance to ingest data utilizing a SaaS vendor.
This SaaS vendor requires binary logging on the read-replica instance to enable the replication of data from the RR. When using CloudFormation, without the
BackupRetentionPeriod
, binary logging is disabled on the read-replica instance.To enable binlogging using the current version of troposphere, a console change must be made post deployment, or an aws-cli call to enable backup retention from a non-zero value, due to incorrect
invalid_replica_properties
.This is not ideal because any subsequent CloudFormation changes will revert this to a 0 value, breaking binlog configuration. This change is to be able to enable binary logging with CloudFormation.
AWS Documentation here validates that to enable binary logging, backup retention must be set to a non-zero value.
I have tested this in a sandbox environment using CloudFormation with MySQL RDS (non-Aurora) and demonstrated it is a possible, usable parameter as indicated in the screenshots below.