Cloud SQL is a service from Google Cloud that runs popular databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server for you. It takes care of backups, updates, and keeping your data safe. You do not need to manage the database server yourself.
The steps below help you create and set up a Cloud SQL instance using simple commands. You can choose your database type, set the number of CPUs, and pick a memory size. It also shows you how to set a password, create a database, and connect to it using the Cloud SQL Auth Proxy.
If you need a reliable and easy way to run a database in the cloud, Cloud SQL Basics gives you the steps to get started quickly. It works for both new projects and moving existing databases.
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