[Launched] Generally Available: User-managed plugin enablement in Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server
Summary: User-Managed Plugin Enablement in Azure Database for MySQL Flexible Server
Overview
Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server has introduced user-managed plugin enablement, allowing users to directly manage plugins. This feature enhances server security and provides greater flexibility in managing database configurations.
Key Features
Plugin Management: Users can now enable and manage plugins such as the validate_password plugin, which helps enforce strong password policies, improving server security[5].
General Availability: This feature is now generally available, making it accessible to all users of Azure Database for MySQL – Flexible Server[5].
Related Updates
- Azure Update Page: The Azure updates page provides detailed information about this release and other service updates, including enhancements to plugin management and security features[5].
Benefits
Enabling user-managed plugins allows for:
- Enhanced Security: By enabling plugins like validate_password, users can enforce stronger password policies, enhancing the security of their MySQL servers.
- Customization: Users have more control over their database configurations, allowing for better alignment with specific organizational requirements.
Additional Context
Azure Database for MySQL Flexible Server provides a range of features for managing and securing databases, including private access through virtual network integration and support for Microsoft Entra authentication[1][2]. Recent updates also include built-in stored procedures for managing plugin settings and undo log cleanup[3].
อ้างอิงค์ : https://azure.microsoft.com/updates?id=474838
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