Performance Schema Replication Tables replica tries with all the listed sources in descending order of weight, then starts again from the highest weighted source. If multiple sources have the same weight, the replica orders them randomly. • MANAGED_NAME • CHANNEL_NAME • MANAGED_NAME • CONFIGURATION • MANAGED_TYPE 5007 •Primary key on ( CHANNEL_NAME, MANAGED_NAME ) The  replication_asynchronous_connection_failover_managed  table has these indexes: The configuration information for this managed group. For the  GroupReplication  managed service, the configuration shows the weights assigned to the group’s primary server and to the group’s secondary servers. The replication channel where the servers for this managed group operate. The identifier for the managed group. For the  GroupReplication  managed service, the identifier is the value of the  group_replication_group_name  system variable. The  replication_asynchronous_connection_failover_managed  table has these columns: When you add a group member to the source list and define it as part of a managed group, the asynchronous connection failover mechanism updates the source list to keep it in line with membership changes, adding and removing group members automatically as they join or leave. The asynchronous connection failover mechanism fails over the connection if another available server on the source list has a higher priority (weight) setting. For a managed group, a source’s weight is assigned depending on whether it is a primary or a secondary server. So assuming that you set up the managed group to give a higher weight to a primary and a lower weight to a secondary, when the primary changes, the higher weight is assigned to the new primary, so the replica changes over the connection to it. The asynchronous connection failover mechanism additionally changes connection if the currently connected managed source server leaves the managed group, or is no longer in the majority in the managed group. For more information, see Section 17.4.9, “Switching Sources with Asynchronous Connection Failover” . This table holds configuration information used by the replica’s asynchronous connection failover mechanism to handle managed groups, including Group Replication topologies. 27.12.11.4 The replication_asynchronous_connection_failover_managed Table TRUNCATE TABLE  is not permitted for the  replication_asynchronous_connection_failover table. •Primary key on ( CHANNEL_NAME, HOST, PORT, NETWORK_NAMESPACE, MANAGED_NAME ) The identifier for the managed group that the server is a part of. For the  GroupReplication  managed service, the identifier is the value of the  group_replication_group_name  system variable. The  replication_asynchronous_connection_failover  table has these indexes: The type of managed service that the asynchronous connection failover mechanism provides for this group. The only value currently available is  GroupReplication .