Authorize MySQL

Adding Credentials to Stacksync

1. Select MySQL in the Create New Sync page in Stacksync.

Stacksync "Create New Sync" Connect Apps step with an arrow pointing to the MySQL tile.

2. Add your MySQL credentials as Connection String or as Parameters.

Stacksync MySQL dialog highlighting the "Connection String" field or the Host, Port, Username, Password and Database fields.

3. (Optional) Upload your SSL Root Certificate file

More details on how to retrieve your SSL Certificate:

https://docs.stacksync.com/connectors/postgres/authorize-postgres/amazon-rds/ensuring-secure-rds-connections-with-ssl-certificate

Stacksync MySQL dialog with the "SSL (Optional)" section expanded, showing the "SSL Root Certificate" file upload.

4. (Optional) Add SSH user and SSH host

More details on how to set up a SSH tunnel to connect to your RDS instance: https://docs.stacksync.com/connectors/postgres/authorize-postgres/amazon-rds/access-private-rds-instance-through-jumpbox

Stacksync MySQL dialog with the "SSH Tunnel (Optional)" section expanded, showing SSH User, SSH Host, SSH Port and a public key.

5. Click 'Authorize App'

Stacksync MySQL credentials dialog with an arrow pointing to the "Authorize App" button.

If you have any questions or need further assistance, reach out to us at hello@stacksync.com. We’re here to help ensure a seamless and secure database connection setup.

Adding Credentials to Stacksync Copy Anchor Link

1. Select MySQL in the Create New Sync page in Stacksync.Copy Anchor Link

3. (Optional) Upload your SSL Root Certificate fileCopy Anchor Link

4. (Optional) Add SSH user and SSH hostCopy Anchor Link

5. Click 'Authorize App'Copy Anchor Link

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Adding Credentials to Stacksync

1. Select MySQL in the Create New Sync page in Stacksync.

3. (Optional) Upload your SSL Root Certificate file

4. (Optional) Add SSH user and SSH host

5. Click 'Authorize App'