MySQL :: MySQL 8.4 Reference Manual :: 7.6.7.5 Cloning Encrypted Data (original) (raw)

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Cloning of encrypted data is supported. The following requirements apply:

A secure connection is required when cloning remote data to ensure safe transfer of unencrypted tablespace keys over the network. Tablespace keys are decrypted at the donor before transport and re-encrypted at the recipient using the recipient master key. An error is reported if an encrypted connection is not available or the REQUIRE NO SSL clause is used in theCLONE INSTANCE statement. For information about configuring an encrypted connection for cloning, seeConfiguring an Encrypted Connection for Cloning.
When cloning data to a local data directory that uses a locally managed keyring, the same keyring must be used when starting the MySQL server on the clone directory.
When cloning data to a remote data directory (the recipient directory) that uses a locally managed keyring, the recipient keyring must be used when starting the MySQL sever on the cloned directory.

For information about the data encryption feature, seeSection 17.13, “InnoDB Data-at-Rest Encryption”.