Diagnosing Vitess Query Routing Failures: 'No Tablets Available'
Learn how to diagnose and fix 'No tablets available' errors in Vitess by validating topology state, clearing vtgate caches, and verifying shard mappings.
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Learn how to diagnose and fix 'No tablets available' errors in Vitess by validating topology state, clearing vtgate caches, and verifying shard mappings.
A diagnostic guide for Vitess 'no healthy tablet available' errors: how to tell real tablet failures from stale discovery and planned reparent windows, with ordered checks and fixes.
Vitess delegates authentication to the underlying MySQL server, where least-privilege access is managed via standard MySQL user privileges. When a user's password expires on the MySQL server, VTGate typically forwards the authentication request, and the connection fails with MySQL error 1820. However, VTTablet maintains a cache of connections to the underlyi
In a Vitess cluster, vtgate terminates the client MySQL protocol while vttablet brokers queries to a backing MySQL instance using its own configured application and administrative accounts. When a backend MySQL account is subject to password expiration or is scoped to a least-privilege role, the failure mode at the vtgate-to-vttablet boundary is not obvious: