there are three existing servers (all mysql5.7 installed by centos7,):
br 10.19.6.6
BRV 192.168.3.101
CRAV 192.168.3.102
use xtrabackup to back up A"s MYSQL data, then restore to B
A"s database to deactivate, and B updates the primary database data normally.
then use B for full backup and restore to C"s database. At this time, it is found that the root password of mysql restored on C is actually A"s data password, and the latest data is still A"s data.
it is found that there are both innodb and myisam tables in the database. After recovery, you need to use mysqlcheck to repair before you can query normally