editorialApril 12, 20231 min read

MySQL Native Connections

This release (v1.7+) we're introducing mysql native passwordless connections. This new type of connection allows connecting to a database with any mysql client, from IDE's to applications. System administrators have the capability of configuring database credentials without having to expose to end users. To begin it's very easy: # start hoop locally hoop start # create a new mysql instance docker run --rm \ -p 3306:3306 \ --name mysql \ -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=123 mysql:8 Vi

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This release (v1.7+) we're introducing mysql native passwordless connections.

This new type of connection allows connecting to a database with any mysql client, from IDE's to applications.

System administrators have the capability of configuring database credentials without having to expose to end users.

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To begin it's very easy:

# start hoop locally
hoop start
# create a new mysql instance
docker run --rm \
    -p 3306:3306 \
    --name mysql \
    -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=123 
    mysql:8

Visit THIS LINK after to create the mysql connection

Then try to connect with hoop:

hoop connect mysqldb --port 3307
# connect using a mysql client
mysql -h 0 --port 3307

That's all for today, check it out our documentation to know more.

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