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## Create a server that has public access

Modify the following code examples to create a *main.bicep* file and a *CreateFirewallRules.bicep* file. Use the files to create an Azure Database for MySQL flexible server that has public access and to create a database on the server. You might need to modify the default value of `firewallRules`.
Modify the following code examples to create a *main.bicep* file and a *CreateFirewallRules.bicep* file. Use the files to create an Azure Database for MySQL Flexible Server that has public access and to create a database on the server. You might need to modify the default value of `firewallRules`.

*main.bicep*:

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## Create a server that has private access

Modify the following code samples to deploy an Azure Database for MySQL flexible server that has private access inside a virtual network:
Modify the following code samples to deploy an Azure Database for MySQL Flexible Server that has private access inside a virtual network:

```powershell
@description('Provide a prefix for creating resource names.')
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## Review deployed resources

To verify that your Azure Database for MySQL flexible server was created in the resource group:
To verify that your Azure Database for MySQL Flexible Server was created in the resource group:

# [Azure CLI](#tab/azure-cli)

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