A professional migration planner for ClickHouse clusters that generates detailed execution steps, risk assessments, and rollback strategies.
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npx clawhub@latest install alibabacloud-cksync-plan
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The alibabacloud-cksync-plan is a specialized tool within the Openclaw Skills catalog designed to assist database administrators and DevOps engineers in moving data between ClickHouse clusters. It addresses complex scenarios such as migrating from self-built environments to Alibaba Cloud ClickHouse (Community or Enterprise editions), horizontal scaling, and cross-availability zone deployments. By automating the analysis of cluster versions and table metadata, this skill ensures that migration projects are architected for minimal downtime and maximum data integrity.
Using this specific utility from the Openclaw Skills library allows teams to bypass manual compatibility checks and configuration errors. It provides a structured framework for evaluating migration methods like BACKUP/RESTORE, INSERT FROM REMOTE, or Console-based cksync, ensuring the selected path aligns with business constraints such as read-only windows and write speed requirements.
To start planning your database migration, initialize the skill within your environment:
# Ensure you have access to your ClickHouse clusters
# Run the planner to start the interactive information gathering
openclaw run alibabacloud-cksync-plan
You will be prompted to provide cluster endpoints or execute metadata collection scripts on your source database to populate the migration analysis model.
The skill organizes migration metadata using a structured taxonomy to ensure all technical constraints are accounted for:
| Object | Metadata Captured | Importance |
|---|---|---|
| Database | Engine Type (Atomic, Ordinary) | Determines structural compatibility |
| Table | Engine, Partitions, TTL, Data Size | Influences migration method and duration |
| Performance | Write Speed (bytes/sec) | Used to calculate sync latency and merge risks |
| Version | ClickHouse Version Number | Dictates support for BACKUP/RESTORE or cksync |
| Target | Edition (Community vs Enterprise) | Defines feature availability for the target cluster |
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