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The next generation of managed MySQL offerings on Cloud SQL

Thursday, December 10, 2015

Compute EnginePersistent Disk Speed, more speed and scalability

Source: Google internal testing

Yoga for your database (Cloud SQL is flexible)App Engine

Use all your favorite tools, such as MySQL Workbench, Toad and the MySQL command-line tool to manage your Cloud SQL instances

Get low latency connections from applications running on Compute Engine and Managed VMs

Use standard drivers, such as Connector/J, Connector/ODBC, and Connector/NET, making it exceptionally easy to access Cloud SQL from most applications

Cloud Consolecommand lineRESTful API

What is a "managed" MySQL database? Pricing: commitment issues Ready to get started?$300 creditpartner ecosystemTalendAttunityDbvisitXplentyTableauLookerYellowFinBimeScaleArcWebYogPythian Bottom Line

Posted by Brett Hesterberg, Product Manager, Google Cloud Platform

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