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Hello everyone.
Please, can anyone provide some kind of step by step documentation, or any type of help to run Kanboard, https://kanboard.org/, in Azure, using Mysql. I have could not find any help for it online.
I'm trying to do so with docker.
Thank you in advance!
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Hi @Tj3000-5916 ,
Welcome to Microsoft Q&A platform and thanks for using Azure services.
As I understand your question, you want to run Kanboard in Azure, using MySql with docker.
Since Kanboard is 3rd party open-source tool as long as it can connect to Azure MySQL, it will work. You may connect with Kanboard forum about connection from there to Azure.
And if could connect to Azure MySQL, then it needs to run in a separate machine like VM or K8s/AKS, etc.
Hope this information helps. Please let us know if further queries.
Hi @Tj3000-5916 ,
Just checking if you have tried creation of Azure MySQL database through portal. If any further query do let us know. Thanks
Hi @Tj3000-5916 ,
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Hey S. thank you for your help!
If you can help me with any step-by-step documentation about creating a MySQL DB in Azure MySQL would be great!
There is an image available in docker to deploy DB, but I'm not sure that that info by itself will do.
Thank you so much for your help!
Hi @Tj3000-5916 ,
Could you please refer to the below documentation for creation of Azure MySQL Database through portal:
Thank you so much for asking Shatki, actually, It seems that something is not well done.
Hi @Tj3000-5916 ,
Please share at which step while following this documentation quickstart-create-mysql-server-database-using-azure-portal you are getting error.
This is the step in which I am getting error.
Run the following command in the Azure Cloud Shell terminal. Replace the values shown here with your actual server name and admin user name. For Azure Database for MySQL, you need to add @\<servername> to the admin user name, as shown here:
mysql --host=mydemoserver.mysql.database.azure.com --user=myadmin@mydemoserver -p
Thank you!
Hi @Tj3000-5916 ,
Thanks for the reply.
Please make sure you give correct host, user and password.
Do try again and let us know.
I got the same error.
I think I'm not using the rigth admin user.
Please allow me some time to collect data and inform you so you can continue with your help.
Thank you very much for your support.
@SSingh-MSFT Can you please assist me to find my admin name? I think that's the reason for the error. What do I find "myadmin" value of the string --user.
mysql --host=mydemoserver.mysql.database.azure.com --user=myadmin@mydemoserver -p
Thank you!
Hi @Tj3000-5916 ,
Admin name is given by the user while creation of MySQL Server Database as shown below:
You should use the same and proceed. Thanks!
Thank you, so, It can also be found in the overview view of the Azure Database for My SQL:
On the right side of the panel you can find server admin login name
Will try again, is the admin name I was already using. Thank you.
@SSingh-MSFT sorry, I just replied to you on a different thread.
No luck. Got the same error. Is there a chance to get private assistance and help me to sort out this issue with my organizational data? Maybe create a dummy database or a similar workaround to detect were the problem is?