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It’s because of network latency.
When you are in the same datacenter as the MySQL instance, the latency is below one millisecond…
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(server) backups are a form of snapshots. The main difference is that DO has rolling “backups” so you don’t need to worry about ser…
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Adding a reply to comment and follow this topic. I noticed that problem and from what I remember, pretty much all DO datacenters in…
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That said, if you can replicate the DB across datacenters, you can use DNS-based load-balancing and failover. You could also use a …
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Just noticed that, and DigitalOcean could have an error message other than “Something wrong happened”…
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I haven’t seen this specific setting, but after testing the managed database, I strongly recommended to DO to let us change some se…
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@jakemeah how did you configure your web server? the Droplet comes blank by default, and even LAMP isn’t installed, so we need more…
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It depends on how much time/energy you want to dedicate to maintain/update/backup your DB server. If you’d rather focus on somethin…
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Unfortunately, there are very limited profiling and debugging information available on managed DB. Unlike AWS RDS/Aurora, you canno…
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Unfortunately, the managed DBs won’t have any such access or options. If we could change basic settings such as key buffers etc, we…
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Unfortunately, the managed DBs won’t have any such access or options. If we could change basic settings such as key buffers etc, we…
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businessbcbdbe0eab0de5765a, thanks for the update. Much appreciated ^^
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Are you trying to connect via PHP? Also with the private or public IP?
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Oh yes! That’s right, I forgot about this. You have to change the auth method as your link says.
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DO managed DBs do work with WP, I ran many tests with them. You might bump into a couple of issues:
In the DO GUI DB settings, y…
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DO managed DBs do work with WP, I ran many tests with them. You might bump into a couple of issues:
In the DO GUI DB settings, y…
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Can you recreate a db with utf8, re import and try again?
Other fixes usually have to do with mysql config, but you don’t have a…
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So I spun a few Managed databases (1/2/4 GB RAM) to run some tests in the context of Wordpress, and noticed that it is currently no…
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I’m having the same issue… solution is to use the public IP for now :/
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It would be nice if DO could make it tweakable so we don’t need to create a ticket for this every time we spin a new Managed DB
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