Is it possible to connect to a On-Premise MySQL server from Google Cloud Run? I saw that you can connect to their own Cloud SQL service, but we want to use our own server.
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I have NodeJS applications which utilise the SQL instance from Google App Engine. I have created a continuous integration (CI) deployment environment with CircleCI and Google App Engine. The deployment works nice. Now, I want to execute my unit tests on CircleCi. But the problem is how do I connect Google Cloud SQL instance on CircleCI?
On the local system, I use Google Cloud SQL proxy OR SSL connection to establish a connection with MySQL. How do I connect to Google Cloud SQL instance from circle-ci using NodeJs MySQL package?
Im trying to connect Google Data Studio on my Mysql database located on a Google Cloud virtual machine but im getting error. Error code: f0631df4
I have opened the mysql to accept remote connection on virtual machine and in vpc firewall.
If i try to connect through remote mysql workbench, the connection works, but not on Google Data Studio.
There's any trick to do this?
Perhaps the firewall is blocking data studio IPs from reaching the database.
Google published a list of IP ranges that you should allow in this article:
https://support.google.com/datastudio/answer/7088031?hl=en
How could connect to external MySQL server? On my localhost it can connect the server over the internet fine. However once deploy to google app engine, it fail to connect to the DB server.
p.s*: Not looking forward to migrate the database to google cloud sql.
As noted here, you can either configure your internal network and firewall to give the database a public IP address or connect using a VPN.
Typical issues for teams that are migrating from AWS to GCP. How to properly connect to Cloud SQL from Compute engine.
In short that what you should know about Cloud SQL service at GCP.
As I see SQL Cloud more API rather clean MySQL socket tend to work with App Engine rather as plain DB.
List of options that you have to validate and use Cloud SQL without involving developers:
Connection using mysql-client or SQL protocol from external machine or even from Compute Engine requires to add your IP to whitelist. Keep in mind that Compute Engine you will be forced to use static IP due security limitations.In production you should use IP address with SSL
To validate connection from Compute Engine you should use Cloud Shell and gcloud utility
gcloud sql connect [INSTANCE_ID] --user=root
Other option that works only with Second Generation of instances and can be (should be) used in production is SQL Proxy that should be installed on client Compute engine and run as service. You need:
Enable SQL Cloud API
Create and use Service Account with MySQL Client permissions for your instance
Install and run SQL Proxy
Connect to localhost to use proxy as bridge to your SQL Cloud Instance
As result there open questions about "best practices" for production use:
How to automate it in the way that new instances in autoscaling group would be able to connect to Cloud SQL after start? My approach: create template that will start SQL Proxy as service. Is there another way?
How to connect to multiple Cloud SQL instances form the same Compute Engine?
I have a web application running on Google Compute Engine. I am currently running MySQL on a regular instance, and I want to migrate to Cloud SQL for scalability and reliability.
The GCE docs describe how to connect by Internet IP address or the Cloud SQL Proxy to run the MySQL client to configure a database. They do not describe how to connect to Cloud SQL for a "production" environment that needs to reliably handle a large volume of queries. The Cloud SQL Proxy seems like an elegant solution, because I prefer not to assign external IP addresses to the web servers (they are behind a load balancer), or send database traffic over the Internet.
Which method(s) are considered "production-ready" for connecting a web server to a Cloud SQL instance?
Is Cloud SQL Proxy suitable for a production application?
Is traffic encrypted between the Cloud SQL Proxy and Cloud SQL?
1) Either direct connection by IP or via Cloud SQL Proxy.
2) Yes, the Cloud SQL Proxy is production ready.
3) Yes, the connection between the Cloud SQL Proxy and the Cloud SQL instance happens over SSL.