[Launched] Generally Available: User-managed plugin enablement in Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server
Overview of User-Managed Plugin Enablement in Azure Database for MySQL Flexible Server
Azure has introduced a significant feature enhancement for Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server by making user-managed plugin enablement generally available. This update allows users to directly manage plugins, starting with the validate_password plugin, which can help enhance server security by enforcing strong password policies.
Key Features and Benefits
- Plugin Management: Users can now manage plugins directly, including enabling and configuring specific plugins to meet their security requirements.
- Validate Password Plugin: The validate_password plugin is now available for user management. It allows administrators to enforce strong password policies, improving the overall security posture of their MySQL databases.
- Security Enhancement: By enabling this plugin, users can enforce complex passwords and adhere to best practices for password management, reducing the risk of weak passwords.
Additional Context
The introduction of user-managed plugin enablement aligns with Azure's goal to provide more granular control over database management functions, as seen in Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server, which offers a range of deployment and management options, including integration with Azure Active Directory for authentication[2][5].
For more details on this feature and other updates, users can refer to the official Azure updates page[5].
Official Azure Update
The official Azure update provides further details on the launch, emphasizing the feature as part of ongoing efforts to enhance the capabilities of Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server[5].
อ้างอิงค์ : https://azure.microsoft.com/updates?id=474838
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