terrymanu commented on issue #35159:
URL: 
https://github.com/apache/shardingsphere/issues/35159#issuecomment-3495206047

   Based on the analysis of GitHub issue #35159, this is a limitation of the 
MySQL replication mechanism, not a bug in ShardingSphere itself.
   
     Root Cause
   
     1. MySQL hostname length limitation: MySQL has a length limit for the 
report-host parameter in master-slave replication (typically 60 characters)
     2. Kubernetes environment characteristics: Pod names deployed in 
Kubernetes are typically very long, such as:
       - shardingsphere-proxy-apache-shardingsphere-proxy-charts-58222lk
       - shardingsphere-proxy-apache-shardingsphere-proxy-charts-5885fzf
       - shardingsphere-proxy-apache-shardingsphere-proxy-charts-58twgsm
   
     Code Flow Analysis
   
     From MySQLBinlogClient.java:195-203, we can see the slave registration 
flow:
   
     private void registerSlave() {
         responseCallback = new DefaultPromise<>(eventLoopGroup.next());
         InetSocketAddress localAddress = (InetSocketAddress) 
channel.localAddress();
         MySQLComRegisterSlaveCommandPacket packet = new 
MySQLComRegisterSlaveCommandPacket(
                 connectInfo.getServerId(), localAddress.getHostName(), // 
hostname obtained here is too long
                 connectInfo.getUsername(), connectInfo.getPassword(), 
localAddress.getPort());
         resetSequenceID();
         channel.writeAndFlush(packet);
         waitExpectedResponse(MySQLOKPacket.class); // "too long 'report-host'" 
error thrown here
     }
   
     Problem Classification
   
     - This is not a ShardingSphere bug, but an inherent limitation of the 
MySQL replication protocol
     - The error originates from MySQL server-side validation of the 
report-host parameter length
     - Maintainer @sandynz has confirmed this is a MySQL limitation with no 
other solution for now
   
     Solution
   
     Recommended Approach: Shorten Pod Names
   
     Customize shorter Pod names in your Helm chart configuration:
   
     # values.yaml
     fullnameOverride: "ss-proxy"
   
     Or use:
   
     # values.yaml  
     nameOverride: "ss-proxy"
   
     You can also set a shorter hostname through environment variables:
   
     # values.yaml
     env:
       - name: MY_HOSTNAME
         value: "ss-proxy-0"
   
     If Problem Persists
   
     If the issue still exists after shortening Pod names, please provide the 
following information:
   
     1. Complete error logs: More detailed MySQL error information
     2. MySQL version information: Result of SELECT VERSION()
     3. Helm configuration: Current values.yaml configuration being used
     4. Actual Pod hostname: Output of kubectl exec <pod-name> -- hostname
   
     Conclusion
   
     This is a MySQL replication protocol limitation, not a ShardingSphere bug. 
Your solution of shortening Pod names is correct and follows ShardingSphere 
usage patterns. ShardingSphere acts as a MySQL replication client in
     this scenario and cannot bypass MySQL server-side limitations.
   
     Your workaround (shortening Pod names) is currently the best solution 
available.
   


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