MySQL

What you’ll need

• Allow 52.17.120.25 to reach your MySQL port (default 3306).
• A read-only user with SELECT on the schemas you want exposed.
• Ability to read INFORMATION_SCHEMA so we can sync tables/columns.

Fill the form

• Display name: Label shown inside Inconvo.
• Host / Port: Your MySQL endpoint and port (usually 3306).
• Database: Schema to read from.
• Username / Password: Dedicated credentials (match the auth plugin your server expects).
• Advanced options → Custom options: Add TLS flags such as ssl=true&sslmode=REQUIRED if your server expects them. We append whatever you enter to the connection string.

Example:

mysql://USER:PASSWORD@HOST:3306/DBNAME?ssl=true&sslmode=REQUIRED

After you save

• We create the connector and start a schema sync; status shows Connecting while it finishes.
• Point Inconvo at a replica if you want to isolate reporting traffic.
• Keep the user scoped to the schemas you want visible; avoid global grants.