[Launched] Generally Available: User-managed plugin enablement in Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server
Azure has launched a generally available feature for user-managed plugin enablement in Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server, starting with the validatepassword plugin. This update allows users to directly manage plugins on their MySQL flexible server instances without requiring Microsoft support intervention. For example, the validatepassword plugin can be enabled or disabled via built-in stored procedures (CALL az_install_validate_password_plugin();
to enable and CALL az_uninstall_validate_password_plugin();
to disable). Once enabled, the plugin’s configuration parameters become accessible through the Azure portal's Server Parameters page. This capability enhances server security by allowing enforcement of strong password policies. Additionally, the update introduces a stored procedure for undo log cleanup to help prevent excessive storage consumption. The cachingsha2password plugin is also now exposed to customers by default, configurable through server parameters in the portal. Overall, this user-managed plugin enablement provides more granular control and simplifies security and maintenance tasks for Azure Database for MySQL Flexible Server users[3][5].
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