ClusterJ supports Mysql 8.0.41-0ubuntu0.22.04.1 (Ubuntu).
After you have your mysql up and running, follow this steps:
Create the clusterj_accounts database
Use a mysql user with privileges to create databases and restore backups
Login in your mysql and create this database:
CREATE DATABASE clusterj_accounts CHARACTER SET utf8mb4 COLLATE utf8mb4_unicode_ci;Download clusterj-setup-database-backup.sql
Save it to a folder accessible by your mysql client
Restore the backup in the clusterj_accounts database
use clusterj_accounts;source clusterj_accounts_backup.sql;This will create the clusterj_accounts database with its tables, indexes and stored procedures
GitHub repository
ClusterJ uses stored procedures to handle data.
You can clone the stored procedures and Mysql Workbench model from GitHub.
ClusterJ uses the Adapter design pattern to handle the stored procedures
You can clone the Setup Adapter from GitHub