How to obtain the binary logs?
Written By
István Gergely-Tárnoki
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Issue
- How can we access the database-related binary logs that are stored on the SSD?
Resolution
- You can connect to your instance and run the
show binary logs; command in order to get the names of the binary logs.
- Also, you can use
mysqlbinlog (mysqlbinlog — Utility for Processing Binary Log Files) to display the contents of the binary log files for an instance.
- Please also note that binary logs are automatically deleted with their associated automatic backup, which generally happens after about 7 days, as per the documentation (Disk usage and point-in-time recovery).
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