Azure CLI samples for Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server
APPLIES TO:
Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server
The following table includes links to sample Azure CLI scripts for Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server.
| Sample link | Description |
|---|---|
| Create and connect to a server | |
| Create a server and enable public access connectivity | Creates a Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server, configures a server-level firewall rule (public access connectivity method) and connects to the server. |
| Create a server and enable private access connectivity (VNet Integration) | Creates an Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server in a VNet (private access connectivity method) and connects to the server through a VM within the VNet. |
| Monitor and scale | |
| Monitor metrics and scale a server | Monitors and scales a single Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible server up or down to allow for changing performance needs. |
| Backup and restore | |
| Restore a server | Restores a single Azure Database for MySQL Flexible Server to a previous point in time. |
| High Availability | |
| Configure zone-redundant high availability | Enables Zone-Redundant high availability while creating an Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server. |
| Configure same-zone high availability | Enables Same-Zone high availability while creating an Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server. |
| Manage server | |
| Restart, Stop, Start a Server | Performs restart, stop and start operations on a single Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server. |
| Change server parameters | Changes server parameters of a single Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server. |
| Replication | |
| Create read replicas | Creates and manages read replicas in a single Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server. |
| Configure logs | |
| Configure audit logs | Configures audit logs on a single Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server. |
| Configure slow-query logs | Configures slow-query logs on a single Azure Database for MySQL - Flexible Server. |