Solutions QA has started testing deployments which simulate sudden power-outages for an AZ.
During these tests we've found that mysql-innodb-cluster on the powered down machine fails to come back to "active" and instead goes into blocked, reporting "Cluster is inaccessible from this instance. Please check logs for details."
I didn't see anything that stood out in the logs about the inaccessibility, and a perhaps a more trained eye can identify where the short coming is.
Solutions QA has started testing deployments which simulate sudden power-outages for an AZ.
During these tests we've found that mysql-innodb- cluster on the powered down machine fails to come back to "active" and instead goes into blocked, reporting "Cluster is inaccessible from this instance. Please check logs for details."
I didn't see anything that stood out in the logs about the inaccessibility, and a perhaps a more trained eye can identify where the short coming is.