# Cloud SQL

#### 1. Go to your [Google Cloud Console](https://console.cloud.google.com)

#### 2. Click on SQL

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#### 3. Write down the public IP address of the SQL Instance you want to use

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#### 4. Click on the instance you want to use

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#### 5. Go to "Users"

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#### 6. Make sure the user you want to use is listed here, let's take "fake\_user"

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#### NOTE: You can manage the user's password by clicking on the 3 dots

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#### NOTE: you can add a new user by clicking "ADD USER ACCOUNT"

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#### 7. Click on "Databases" and find the database inside the SQL Instance&#x20;

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8. Write down the Database Name you want to use, here let's take "my\_tutorial\_database"

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8. In Cloud SQL the port is always 5432, the connection string will then have the form: postgres\://\[USER]:\[PASSWORD]@\[PUBLIC\_IP\_ADDRESS]:5432/\[DATABASE\_NAME] In our example: postgres\://fake\_user:\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*@74.75.177.158:5432/my\_tutorial\_database- you can now paste into Stacksync

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## That's it! 🥳


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