MySQL

The managed MySQL service — relational databases with per-database users. Tiers, connecting, external access, phpMyAdmin, backups and point-in-time recovery.

8 articles

• MySQL

  Managed MySQL on Bahriya: relational databases with per-database users, three tiers, encryption at rest, external access, phpMyAdmin and always-on backups.

  4 min

• Tiers and replication

  MySQL tiers on Bahriya: single node, a primary with asynchronous read replicas, or Group Replication with automatic failover — and how to choose.

  3 min

• Connecting to MySQL

  Connecting to managed MySQL on Bahriya: the in-project endpoint on port 3306, database users and passwords, read replicas, and TLS.

  4 min

• Databases and users

  How Bahriya manages MySQL databases and users: declare them as configuration, get a dedicated user per database, and keep hand-made schemas untouched.

  2 min

• External access

  External access to managed MySQL on Bahriya: TLS-only connections on an allocated port, IP allowlists, per-region hostnames and custom hostnames.

  3 min

• Encryption at rest

  How Bahriya encrypts MySQL data at rest: MySQL's own encryption, the volume encryption add-on, who holds the keys, and rotating the master key.

  2 min

• phpMyAdmin

  Temporary browser access to managed MySQL on Bahriya with phpMyAdmin: HTTPS, restricted to your IP allowlist, and switched off automatically.

  1 min

• Backups and point-in-time recovery

  Backups for managed MySQL on Bahriya: always-on per-database dumps on your schedule, binary logs shipped every 15 minutes, the point-in-time recovery window, and restoring to any second inside it.

  4 min