MYSQL // DATABASES
MySQL on Your Cluster
Provision MySQL on your own cluster with the MOCO operator. High-availability replicas, sizable storage, bootstrap credentials, and optional LoadBalancer exposure — running on your infrastructure.
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FEATURES // MYSQL
MySQL, the Edka Way
Edka provisions MySQL on your own cluster and gives you a clean control surface for day-2 operations. The data stays in your cloud account.
Topology & Storage
Run replicated MySQL sized to fit.
- 1, 3, or 5 instances
- Sizable storage with smart default storage classes
- Runtime version selection (8.0 / 8.4)
Credentials
Bootstrap users and passwords your way.
- Bootstrap database and application user
- Optional custom admin and writable passwords
- Auto-provisioned connection details
Connectivity
Expose MySQL when you need to reach it.
- Optional MySQL LoadBalancer exposure
- In-cluster service for app workloads
Day-2 Operations
Evolve the runtime from one Settings surface.
- Update version, replica count, and storage size
- Adjust exposure and password mode in place
Runs on Your Cluster
Your database, your infrastructure.
- Powered by the in-cluster MOCO operator
- Runs on your own infrastructure
- You keep full control — no hosted database service
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Provision MySQL
Spin up a replicated MySQL runtime with the MOCO operator — on your own infrastructure.
Which MySQL versions can I deploy with Edka?
Available versions today: 8.4.3, 8.0.40. You pick the version when provisioning the runtime.
Can I run replicated MySQL on my own cluster?
Yes. The MOCO operator runs MySQL 8.0 or 8.4 with 1, 3, or 5 instances. Version, replica count, and storage size stay editable from the Settings surface.
How do apps connect to MySQL?
Workloads use the in-cluster service, with optional LoadBalancer exposure for external access. Edka bootstraps a database and application user and provisions connection details automatically.
Where does my MySQL data live?
In your own Kubernetes cluster, on your own infrastructure. There is no hosted database service in between. You keep full control of the runtime and its storage.