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I tried to use Digital Ocean’s new managed MySQL but users I create use caching_sha2_password authentication which the Node mysql client doesn’t support. DigitalOcean support told me to run
ALTER USER myuser IDENTIFIED WITH mysql_native_password BY 'mypassword';
but I got a permissions error, apparently I don’t have permission to run that on their MySQL cluster.
So, is their new managed MySQL offering 100% useless for anyone wanting to use it with Node?
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