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I set my keyserver nodes to use `wyilio/keyserver:latest`. I then updated latest to include a test migration which created a new table and populated it with a single random number entry. Ran my migration script and verified by connecting `mysql` remotely to MariaDB that the table was being created and there was only a single entry

Script runs successfully. Monitored aws console through the running of the script and confirmed that tasks were being stopped. The primary node was reinitialized and finally the secondary nodes were set to reinitialize. I set my keyserver nodes to use `wyilio/keyserver:latest`. I then updated latest to include a test migration which created a new table and populated it with a single random number entry. Ran my migration script and verified by connecting `mysql` remotely to MariaDB that the table was being created and there was only a single entry

Script runs successfully. Monitored aws console through the running of the script and confirmed that tasks were being stopped. The primary node was reinitialized and finally the secondary nodes were set to reinitialize. I set my keyserver nodes to use `wyilio/keyserver:latest`. I then updated latest to include a test migration which created a new table and populated it with a single random number entry. Ran my migration script and verified by connecting `mysql` remotely to MariaDB that the table was being created and there was only a single entry