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Cloud DB Serverless quickstart

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Available in VPC

The Cloud DB Serverless service on NAVER Cloud Platform enables easy and fast deployment of DB clusters in a serverless cloud environment, automatically optimizing specifications and capacity. While you can explore the service in detail with our Getting Started and Using Cloud DB Serverless guides, we recommend starting with this quickstart overview to understand the complete workflow. After that, you can create DB clusters in the NAVER Cloud Platform console and easily operate databases.

Here's the entire process for using Cloud DB Serverless:

1. Create an application server
2. Configure the connection environment
3. Test the application server connection
4. Create DB Clusters
5. Set ACG
6. Test DB Cluster connection

1. Create an application server

First, create an application server that will communicate with DB Cluster to be created from Cloud DB Serverless on the NAVER Cloud Platform console. To create an application server, navigate to Menu > Services > Compute > Server in the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console.
For detailed instructions, see:

Note

This section provides a brief overview of how to create an application server. For more information on full creation methods, see the following guides:

  1. In the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to Menu > Services > Compute > Server.
  2. Click [Create server].
  3. Select the server image and click [Next].
  4. Enter the required information and click [Next].
  5. If you do not have an existing authentication key, then create a new authentication key and click [Next].
  6. If you do not have any ACG, create a new one.
  7. After the final confirmation, click [Create server].
Caution

The ACG name of the application server from Step 7 is used when adding ACG to the MySQL Server later on.

2. Configure the connection environment

To set up a server access environment in the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, you need to set up a public IP.

Note

This section provides a brief overview of how to set up the access environment. For more information on setting up the access environment, see the following guide:

3. Test the application server connection

Once you complete setting up the access environment, use the terminal program to test if you can connect to the application server properly.

To test connectivity to the application server using the PuTTY terminal program:

  1. Run PuTTY.
  2. Enter the IP address and port number acquired from the access environment settings for Host Name (or IP address) and Port.
    clouddbformysql-start_01
  3. Click [Open].
  4. When the PuTTY Security Alert popup appears, click [Accept].
    clouddbformysql-start_02
  5. When the cmd window for server access appears, enter the password you got from Get admin password.
    clouddbformysql-start_03
Note

You can change the password through the passwd commands.

4. Create DB Clusters

After you complete testing the application server connection, create DB Cluster that will communicate with the application server. To create a DB Cluster without a separate service subscription, navigate to Menu > Services > Database > Cloud DB Serverless in the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console.
For detailed instructions, see:

5. Set ACG

To set up Access Control Group (ACG) for DB clusters of Cloud DB Serverless from the NAVER Cloud Platform console:

Note

This section provides a brief overview of how to set up ACG. For more information on how to set ACG, see ACG user guide.

  1. In the VPC environment of the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to Menu > Services > Database > Cloud DB Serverless.
  2. Click the ACG menu.
  3. Click and select the ACG to set up, and then click [Set ACG].
    • Select the ACG of the DB cluster automatically created.
  4. Enter the ACG name of the application server in Access source.
  5. Enter the port number in Allowed port.
  6. Click [Add].
  7. Click [Apply].

6. Test DB Cluster connection

To test if you can connect properly to the created MySQL Client by installing the DB cluster:

  1. Access the application server, run the following commands, and install MySQL.

    • Rocky 8.x - 9.x version
    [root@localhost ~] # sudo dnf install -y mysql-server
[root@localhost ~] # sudo systemctl start mysqld

  2. Access the DB cluster by executing the following commands.

    • You can check port number, user ID, and password required for DB access from the DB Cluster menu on the NAVER Cloud Platform console.
    [root@localhost ~] # mysql -h ① Private domain name -u ②user_id -p --port ③DB access port

-- Access success examples

[root@localhost ~] # mysql -h db-gmcp.cdb.ntruss.com -umysql_dba -p --port 3306
Enter password: **********
Welcome to the MySQL monitor.  Commands end with ; or \g.
Your MySQL connection id is 17199
Server version: 5.7.19-log MySQL Community Server (GPL)

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