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Deploy MySQL resource provider on Azure Stack Hub
Learn how to deploy the MySQL resource provider adapter and MySQL databases as a service on Azure Stack Hub.
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09/02/2021
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09/02/2021

Deploy the MySQL resource provider on Azure Stack Hub

[!INCLUDE preview-banner]

Use the MySQL Server resource provider to expose MySQL databases as an Azure Stack Hub service. ::: moniker range="<=azs-2008" The MySQL resource provider runs as a service on a Windows Server 2016 Server Core virtual machine. ::: moniker-end ::: moniker range=">=azs-2102" The MySQL resource provider runs as a service on a special Add-on RP Windows Server. ::: moniker-end

Important

Only the resource provider should create items on servers that host SQL or MySQL. Items created on a host server that aren't created by the resource provider are unsupported, and may result in a mismatched state.

Prerequisites

[!INCLUDE Common RP prerequisites]

MySQL Server resource provider prerequisites

  • You'll need a computer and account that can access:

    • the Azure Stack Hub administrator portal.
    • the privileged endpoint (needed only when you're deploying MySQL Server resource provider V1 or upgrading from MySQL Server resource provider V1 to MySQL Server resource provider V2).
    • the Azure Resource Manager admin endpoint, https://adminmanagement.region.<fqdn>, where <fqdn> is your fully qualified domain name.
    • the Internet, if your Azure Stack Hub was deployed to use Microsoft Entra ID as your identity provider.

  • Download the supported version of MySQL resource provider binary according to the version mapping table below. For V2 MySQL resource provider, download the marketplace item to Azure Stack Hub.

    Supported Azure Stack Hub version MySQL RP version Windows Server that RP service is running on
    2206, 2301, 2306, 2311 MySQL RP version 2.0.13.x Microsoft AzureStack Add-on RP Windows Server 1.2009.0
    2108, 2206 MySQL RP version 2.0.6.x Microsoft AzureStack Add-on RP Windows Server 1.2009.0

  • Make sure that the required Windows Server VM is downloaded to Azure Stack Hub Marketplace. Manually download the image according to the version mapping table above if needed.

  • Ensure datacenter integration prerequisites are met:R

    Prerequisite Reference
    Conditional DNS forwarding is set correctly. Azure Stack Hub datacenter integration - DNS
    Inbound ports for resource providers are open. Azure Stack Hub datacenter integration - Publish endpoints
    PKI certificate subject and SAN are set correctly. Azure Stack Hub deployment mandatory PKI prerequisitesAzure Stack Hub deployment PaaS certificate prerequisites

  • Prepare the certificate. (For integrated systems installations only.)

    • You must provide the SQL PaaS PKI certificate described in the optional PaaS certificates section of Azure Stack Hub deployment PKI requirements. The Subject Alternative Name (SAN) must adhere to the following naming pattern: CN=*.dbadapter.<region>.<fqdn>, with password protected. Screenshot of the certificate.
    • When deploying MySQL Server resource provider V1, place the .pfx file in the location specified by the DependencyFilesLocalPath parameter. Don't provide a certificate for ASDK systems.
    • When deploying MySQL Server resource provider V2, prepare the certificate for the following installation steps.

Disconnected scenario

When deploying MySQL Server resource provider V2 in a disconnected scenario, follow the download marketplace items to Azure Stack Hub instruction to download the MySQL Server resource provider item and Add-on RP Windows Server item to your Azure Stack Hub environment.

When deploying MySQL Server resource provider V1 in a disconnected scenario, complete the following steps to download the required PowerShell modules and register the repository manually.

  1. Sign in to a computer with internet connectivity and use the following scripts to download the PowerShell modules.

    Import-Module -Name PowerShellGet -ErrorAction Stop
Import-Module -Name PackageManagement -ErrorAction Stop

# path to save the packages, c:\temp\azs1.6.0 as an example here
$Path = "c:\temp\azs1.6.0"

  2. Depending on the version of resource provider that you are deploying, run one of the scripts.

    # for resource provider version >= 1.1.93.0
Save-Package -ProviderName NuGet -Source https://www.powershellgallery.com/api/v2 -Name AzureRM -Path $Path -Force -RequiredVersion 2.5.0
Save-Package -ProviderName NuGet -Source https://www.powershellgallery.com/api/v2 -Name AzureStack -Path $Path -Force -RequiredVersion 1.8.2
    # for resource provider version <= 1.1.47.0
Save-Package -ProviderName NuGet -Source https://www.powershellgallery.com/api/v2 -Name AzureRM -Path $Path -Force -RequiredVersion 2.3.0
Save-Package -ProviderName NuGet -Source https://www.powershellgallery.com/api/v2 -Name AzureStack -Path $Path -Force -RequiredVersion 1.6.0

  3. Then you copy the downloaded packages to a USB device.

  4. Sign in to the disconnected workstation and copy the packages from the USB device to a location on the workstation.

  5. Register this location as a local repository.

    # requires -Version 5
# requires -RunAsAdministrator
# requires -Module PowerShellGet
# requires -Module PackageManagement

$SourceLocation = "C:\temp\azs1.6.0"
$RepoName = "azs1.6.0"

Register-PSRepository -Name $RepoName -SourceLocation $SourceLocation -InstallationPolicy Trusted

New-Item -Path $env:ProgramFiles -name "SqlMySqlPsh" -ItemType "Directory"

Deploy the MySQL resource provider V2

If you are upgrading from a V1 version, refer to the doc Update the MySQL Server resource provider.

Start installation

  1. If you haven't already, sign in to the Azure Stack Hub administrator portal, select Marketplace Management on the left, select Resource providers.

  2. Once MySQL resource provider and other required software have been downloaded, Marketplace Management shows the "MySQL Server resource provider" packages with a status of "Not Installed". There may be other packages that show a status of "Downloaded".

    Screenshot of marketplace management before installing the RP.

  3. Select the row you wish to install. The MySQL Server resource provider install package page shows a blue banner across the top. Select the banner to start the installation. Screenshot of marketplace management begin RP installation.

Install prerequisites

  1. Next you're transferred to the install page. Select Install Prerequisites to begin the installation process. Screenshot of marketplace management install prerequisites.

  2. Wait until the installation of prerequisites succeeds. You should see a green checkmark next to Install prerequisites before proceeding to the next step. Screenshot of marketplace management install prerequisites succeeded.

Prepare secrets

  1. Under the 2. Prepare secrets step, select Add certificate, and the Add a certificate panel will appear. Screenshot of marketplace management prepare secrets.

  2. Select the browse button on Add a certificate, just to the right of the certificate filename field. Select the .pfx certificate file you procured when completing the prerequisites.

  3. Enter the password you provided to create a secure string for SQL Server resource provider SSL Certificate. Then select Add. Screenshot of marketplace management add certificate.

Configure and install resource provider

  1. When the installation of the certificate succeeds, you should see a green checkmark next to Prepare secrets before proceeding to the next step. Now select the Configure + Install button next to 3 Install resource provider. Screenshot of marketplace management start RP installation.

  2. Next you'll need to provide an Azure Stack Hub Blob URI for MySQL Connector.

    • Review the GPL license of MySQL Connector here and download version 8.0.21 to a local folder.

    • Create a storage account with your default operator subscription, and create a container with the access level "Blob" or "Container". Screenshot oof creating a storage account. Screenshot of creating a storage container.

    • Upload the mysql-connector-net-8.0.21.msi file from your local folder to the newly created storage container. Screenshot of uploading MySQL Connector to the container.

    [!IMPORTANT] Make sure the version of the MySQL Connector is 8.0.21.

    • Copy the blob URI. Screenshot of copying the MySQL Connector URI.

    • Go back to the MySQL RP configuration page. Paste the blob URI (e.g. https://<storageAccountName>.blob.<region>.<FQDN>/<containerName>/mysql-connector-net-8.0.21.msi) to the textbox and click OK. Screenshot of providing MySQL Connector URI.

  3. Next you'll see the following page, which indicates that MySQL resource provider is being installed. Screenshot of marketplace management RP installing.

  4. Wait for the installation complete notification. This process usually takes one or more hours, depending on your Azure Stack Hub type. Screenshot of marketplace management RP install in progress.

  5. Verify that the installation of MySQL Server resource provider has succeeded, by returning to the Marketplace Management, Resource Providers page. The status of MySQL Server resource provider should show "Installed". Screenshot of marketplace management RP installed.

Deploy the SQL resource provider V1

After you've completed all of the prerequisites, run the self-extractor to extract the downloaded installation package to a temporary directory. Run the DeployMySqlProvider.ps1 script from a computer that can access both the Azure Stack Hub Azure Resource Manager admin endpoint and the privileged endpoint, to deploy the MySQL resource provider. The DeployMySqlProvider.ps1 script is extracted as part of the MySQL resource provider installation files that you downloaded for your version of Azure Stack Hub.

Important

Before deploying the resource provider, review the release notes to learn about new functionality, fixes, and any known issues that could affect your deployment.

To deploy the MySQL resource provider, open a new elevated PowerShell window (not PowerShell ISE) and change to the directory where you extracted the MySQL resource provider binary files.

Important

We strongly recommend using Clear-AzureRmContext -Scope CurrentUser and Clear-AzureRmContext -Scope Process to clear the cache before running the deployment or update script.

Note

If you're deploying MySQL Server resource provider V1 in a disconnected environment, copy the mysql-connector-net-6.10.5.msi file to a local path. Provide the path name using the DependencyFilesLocalPath parameter.

Run the DeployMySqlProvider.ps1 script, which completes the following tasks:

  • Uploads the certificates and other artifacts to a storage account on Azure Stack Hub.
  • Publishes gallery packages so that you can deploy MySQL databases using the gallery.
  • Publishes a gallery package for deploying hosting servers.
  • Deploys a VM using the Windows Server 2016 core image or Microsoft AzureStack Add-on RP Windows Server image you downloaded, and then installs the MySQL resource provider.
  • Registers a local DNS record that maps to your resource provider VM.
  • Registers your resource provider with the local Azure Resource Manager for the operator account.

Note

When the MySQL resource provider deployment starts, the system.local.mysqladapter resource group is created. It may take up to 75 minutes to finish the deployments required to this resource group. You should not place any other resources in the system.local.mysqladapter resource group.

DeployMySqlProvider.ps1 parameters

You can specify these parameters from the command line. If you don't, or if any parameter validation fails, you're prompted to provide the required parameters.

Parameter name Description Comment or default value
CloudAdminCredential The credential for the cloud administrator, necessary for accessing the privileged endpoint. Required
AzCredential The credentials for the Azure Stack Hub service admin account. Use the same credentials that you used for deploying Azure Stack Hub. The script will fail if the account you use with AzCredential requires multifactor authentication (MFA). Required
VMLocalCredential The credentials for the local administrator account of the MySQL resource provider VM. Required
PrivilegedEndpoint The IP address or DNS name of the privileged endpoint. Required
AzureEnvironment The Azure environment of the service admin account used for deploying Azure Stack Hub. Required only for Microsoft Entra deployments. Supported environment names are AzureCloud, AzureUSGovernment, or if using a China Microsoft Entra ID, AzureChinaCloud. AzureCloud
DependencyFilesLocalPath For integrated systems only, your certificate .pfx file must be placed in this directory. For disconnected environments, download mysql-connector-net-6.10.5.msi to this directory. You can optionally copy one Windows Update MSU package here. Optional (mandatory for integrated systems or disconnected environments)
DefaultSSLCertificatePassword The password for the .pfx certificate. Required
MaxRetryCount The number of times you want to retry each operation if there's a failure. 2
RetryDuration The timeout interval between retries, in seconds. 120
Uninstall Removes the resource provider and all associated resources (see the following notes). No
DebugMode Prevents automatic cleanup on failure. No
AcceptLicense Skips the prompt to accept the GPL license. https://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Deploy the MySQL resource provider using a custom script

::: moniker range="<=azs-2005" If you are deploying the MySQL resource provider version 1.1.33.0 or previous versions, you need to install specific versions of AzureRm.BootStrapper and Azure Stack Hub modules in PowerShell. ::: moniker-end

If you are deploying the MySQL resource provider version 1.1.47.0 or later, the deployment script will automatically download and install the necessary PowerShell modules for you to path C:\Program Files\SqlMySqlPsh.

# Install the AzureRM.Bootstrapper module, set the profile and install the AzureStack module
# Note that this might not be the most currently available version of Azure Stack Hub PowerShell
Install-Module -Name AzureRm.BootStrapper -Force
Use-AzureRmProfile -Profile 2018-03-01-hybrid -Force
Install-Module -Name AzureStack -RequiredVersion 1.6.0

Note

In disconnected scenario, you need to download the required PowerShell modules and register the repository manually as a prerequisite.

To eliminate any manual configuration when deploying the resource provider, you can customize the following script. Change the default account information and passwords as needed for your Azure Stack Hub deployment.

# Use the NetBIOS name for the Azure Stack Hub domain. On the Azure Stack Hub SDK, the default is AzureStack but could have been changed at install time.
$domain = "AzureStack"  

# For integrated systems, use the IP address of one of the ERCS VMs.
$privilegedEndpoint = "AzS-ERCS01"

# Provide the Azure environment used for deploying Azure Stack Hub. Required only for Azure AD deployments. Supported environment names are AzureCloud, AzureUSGovernment, or AzureChinaCloud. 
$AzureEnvironment = "<EnvironmentName>"

# Point to the directory where the resource provider installation files were extracted.
$tempDir = 'C:\TEMP\MYSQLRP'

# The service admin account (can be Azure Active Directory or Active Directory Federation Services).
$serviceAdmin = "admin@mydomain.onmicrosoft.com"
$AdminPass = ConvertTo-SecureString 'P@ssw0rd1' -AsPlainText -Force
$AdminCreds = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential ($serviceAdmin, $AdminPass)

# Set the credentials for the new resource provider VM local admin account
$vmLocalAdminPass = ConvertTo-SecureString 'P@ssw0rd1' -AsPlainText -Force
$vmLocalAdminCreds = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential ("mysqlrpadmin", $vmLocalAdminPass)

# And the cloudadmin credential required for privileged endpoint access.
$CloudAdminPass = ConvertTo-SecureString 'P@ssw0rd1' -AsPlainText -Force
$CloudAdminCreds = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential ("$domain\cloudadmin", $CloudAdminPass)

# Change the following as appropriate.
$PfxPass = ConvertTo-SecureString 'P@ssw0rd1' -AsPlainText -Force

# For version 1.1.47.0 or later, the PowerShell modules used by the RP deployment are placed in C:\Program Files\SqlMySqlPsh,
# The deployment script adds this path to the system $env:PSModulePath to ensure correct modules are used.
$rpModulePath = Join-Path -Path $env:ProgramFiles -ChildPath 'SqlMySqlPsh'
$env:PSModulePath = $env:PSModulePath + ";" + $rpModulePath

# Change to the directory folder where you extracted the installation files. Don't provide a certificate on ASDK!
. $tempDir\DeployMySQLProvider.ps1 `
    -AzCredential $AdminCreds `
    -VMLocalCredential $vmLocalAdminCreds `
    -CloudAdminCredential $cloudAdminCreds `
    -PrivilegedEndpoint $privilegedEndpoint `
    -AzureEnvironment $AzureEnvironment `
    -DefaultSSLCertificatePassword $PfxPass `
    -DependencyFilesLocalPath $tempDir\cert `
    -AcceptLicense

When the resource provider installation script finishes, refresh your browser to make sure you can see the latest updates and close the current PowerShell session.

Verify the V1 deployment by using the Azure Stack Hub portal

  1. Sign in to the administrator portal as the service admin.
  2. Select Resource Groups.
  3. Select the system.<location>.mysqladapter resource group.
  4. On the summary page for Resource group Overview, there should be no failed deployments.
  5. Finally, select Virtual machines in the administrator portal to verify that the MySQL resource provider VM was successfully created and is running.

Important configuration for Microsoft Entra ID

If your Azure Stack Hub is using Microsoft Entra ID as an identity provider, make sure the VM that has installed MySQL Server resource provider has outbound internet connectivity.

::: moniker range=">=azs-2108" If there is a need to get the IP of the VM that has installed MySQL Server resource provider (i.e. add the IP to your firewall allowlist), you need to open a support case and have the support engineer make the MySQL Server resource provider subscription temporarily visible. Then you can locate the VM in the subscription and get its IP. ::: moniker-end

Next steps

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