Google Cloud Platform Blog
Product updates, customer stories, and tips and tricks on Google Cloud Platform
MySQL 5.6 now available in Cloud SQL: full text search, geospatial queries and online schema changes
Monday, May 12, 2014
Google Cloud SQL
is a fully managed MySQL service hosted on Google Cloud Platform, providing a database backbone for applications running on
Google App Engine
or
Google Compute Engine
. Over the last few months we’ve been very busy adding an SLA, encrypting all your data, enabling point-in-time-recovery and custom flags, and launching instances in Asia (alongside the US and EU).
Today, we’re adding instances running
MySQL 5.6
, which includes great new features such as geospatial distance queries, full text indexing in InnoDB tables, online schema changes, and a bunch of performance improvements. You can
try it now
, and there are instructions on migrating existing instances
here
.
-Posted by Joe Faith, Product Manager
Free Trial
GCP Blogs
Big Data & Machine Learning
Kubernetes
GCP Japan Blog
Firebase Blog
Apigee Blog
Popular Posts
Understanding Cloud Pricing
World's largest event dataset now publicly available in BigQuery
A look inside Google’s Data Center Networks
Enter the Andromeda zone - Google Cloud Platform’s latest networking stack
New in Google Cloud Storage: auto-delete, regional buckets and faster uploads
Labels
Announcements
193
Big Data & Machine Learning
134
Compute
271
Containers & Kubernetes
92
CRE
27
Customers
107
Developer Tools & Insights
151
Events
38
Infrastructure
44
Management Tools
87
Networking
43
Open
1
Open Source
135
Partners
102
Pricing
28
Security & Identity
85
Solutions
24
Stackdriver
24
Storage & Databases
164
Weekly Roundups
20
Feed
Subscribe by email
Demonstrate your proficiency to design, build and manage solutions on Google Cloud Platform.
Learn More
Technical questions? Check us out on
Stack Overflow
.
Subscribe to
our monthly newsletter
.
Google
on
Follow @googlecloud
Follow
Follow
Follow