General Availability: Online migration for Azure Database for MySQL using Azure DMS
We're pleased to announce general availability of online migration for Azure Database for MySQL using Azure Database Migration Service (DMS). With an online migration, businesses can now migrate an instance of Azure Database for MySQL - Single Server or their on-premises MySQL instance to Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server with minimal downtime for critical applications, limiting the impact to service level availability.Stream data in real time from Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server to Power BI
Debezium, Kafka Connect, Azure Event Hubs, Azure Data Lake Storage, Azure Stream Analytics, Synapse SQL Serverless, and Power BI can work together to create a comprehensive data pipeline that captures data changes from relational databases, stores them in Azure Data Lake Storage, performs real-time analytics on the data stream using Azure Stream Analytics, and provides insights through Power BI.Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server connector for Power Automate and Logic Apps (PREVIEW)
Build Microsoft Power Automate and Azure Logic Apps with the Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server connector (PREVIEW). Users can leverage this functionality to connect to the database to build new apps or workflows with a set of prebuilt actions and triggers. As a result, you’ll be able to automate and streamline internal processes for higher efficiency.New troubleshooting video series for Azure Database for MySQL
We’re pleased to announce our latest video series, focused on troubleshooting potential issues with Azure Database for MySQL. With a new episode releasing every couple of weeks, the Azure Database for MySQL - Troubleshooting Series provides tips and tricks that you can use to anticipate and address potential issues in specific problem areas, such as performance, connectivity, replication latency, database corruption, and more!Ignite 2022: Announcing new features in Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server
Today, we're pleased to announce a set of new and exciting features in Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server that further improve the service's availability, performance, security, management, and developer experiences!Announcing Autoscale IOPS (Public Preview) for Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server
Today, we are introducing Autoscale IOPS, making it easier and more cost effective for customers to run their mission-critical workloads on Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server. The server scales IOPs up or down automatically depending on your workload needs! You pay only for the IO you use and no longer need to provision and pay for resources which aren’t fully used.Announcing MySQL extension for Azure Data Studio (Public Preview)
We're excited to announce a new MySQL extension for Azure Data Studio! You can use this extension to connect to, query and develop for MySQL hosted on-premises or on the cloud (on VMs, on managed MySQL in other clouds or on Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server), using the capabilities of Azure Data Studio.Azure DMS – MySQL Migrate User Accounts and Privileges Now in Preview
We are pleased to announce the preview of MySQL Server - Migrate User Accounts and Privileges in Azure Database Migration Service. With this new feature, businesses will now be able to migrate a subset of the data in the ‘mysql’ system database from the source to the target for both offline and online migration scenarios. Preview support only allows for Azure Database for MySQL – Single Server as the source, this feature will not be available when running migrations with on-premises or other cloud providers as the source server.
