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Postgres and MySQL on Azure
DBGorilla now supports Azure Database for PostgreSQL and MySQL, with guidance that accounts for the settings a managed service lets your team change.
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Teams running Azure Database for PostgreSQL or Azure Database for MySQL can now use DBGorilla without opening inbound firewall rules. You run a collector inside your own network with a read-only database role. The collector sends what it gathers to DBGorilla over an outbound connection.
Azure controls some database settings itself. DBGorilla accounts for those limits in its guidance, as it does on AWS and Google Cloud, so it does not recommend changing parameters you cannot change.
We started on AWS and added Google Cloud in September. Azure teams can now connect the databases they already run.
To get started, choose your setup.