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your instance across multiple vpcs connect using ssl tls certificates authorize with ssl tls certificates configure ssl tls certificates manage ssl tls certificates use a customer managed certificate authority ca set up a custom dns name connect using cloud sql language connectors cloud sql language connectors overview connect using the cloud sql language connectors connect using the cloud sql auth proxy about the cloud sql auth proxy connect using the cloud sql auth proxy connect using cloud sql proxy operator use managed connection pooling managed connection pooling overview configure managed connection pooling connect from applications connect using a mysql client connect from cloud run connect from cloud functions connect from app engine standard use phpmyadmin on app engine use phpmyadmin on cloud run connect from app engine flexible connect from compute engine connect from kubernetes engine connect from cloud build manage database connections connect from other mysql tools connect to an instance from outside its vpc replicate about replication in cloud sql create and manage replicas create read replicas manage read replicas create and manage indexes on read replicas promote replicas for regional migration or disaster recovery replication lag create and manage read pools about read pools create a read pool read pool autoscaling configure external replicas replicate from an external server about replicating from an external server configure cloud sql and the external server for replication use a managed import to set up replication from external databases use a dump file to set up replication from external databases use a custom import to set up replication from large external databases migrate data about data migration in cloud sql migrate from a percona xtrabackup physical file migrate from cloud sql to an external server availability and disaster recovery dr availability in cloud sql about high availability ha enable and disable high availability ha legacy configuration for high availability ha about disaster recovery dr use advanced disaster recovery dr back up and restore back up an instance cloud sql backups overview choose your backup option manage standard backups manage enhanced backups manage backups for deleted instances view audit logs for automated backups restore an instance overview restore an instance using a backup configure point in time recovery perform point in time recovery import and export best practices for importing and exporting data export and import using sql dump files export and import using csv files export and import files in parallel cancel the import and export of data check the status of import and export operations develop build generative ai applications using cloud sql integrate cloud sql with vertex ai invoke online predictions understand an example of an embedding workflow build llm powered applications using langchain interact with custom models using model endpoint management overview register a model generate embeddings invoke predictions model endpoint management reference vector search vector search enable and disable vector embeddings generate and manage vector embeddings create and manage vector indexes search and filter with vector embeddings work with vector embeddings preview use cloud sql for mysql with agents use the cloud sql remote mcp server best practices for securing agent interactions with mcp use saved queries overview create and manage saved queries build data agents with conversational analytics query database in natural language with querydata monitor and optimize about database observability monitor and troubleshoot with ai assistance audit audit logs mysql database auditing use mysql database auditing performance capture overview configure performance capture view performance capture logs query performance use query insights use index advisor monitor active queries system performance monitor instances view instance logs use system insights monitor cloud sql using the database insights mcp server apply recommendations create indexes or reconfigure join settings disable public ip enable database auditing enforce ssl tls encryption improve instance reliability by enabling high availability improve performance with enterprise plus increase the table open cache manage open tables and open table definitions manage high number of tables monitor disk availability optimize high cpu usage optimize high memory usage optimize instances with high number of out of memory events prevent data loss by enabling automated backups prevent data loss by increasing backup retention reconfigure connection settings reconfigure log settings reconfigure temporary table settings reduce idle cloud sql instances reduce overprovisioned cloud sql instances reduce underprovisioned cloud sql instances remove authorized networks remove broad public ip ranges rotate server certificates set instance password policies set user password policies use looker with cloud sql troubleshoot known issues troubleshoot error messages debug connection issues diagnose issues orphan tables issues updating storage capacity high disk usage issues ai and ml application development application hosting compute data analytics and pipelines databases distributed hybrid and multicloud industry solutions migration networking observability and monitoring security storage access and resources management costs and usage management infrastructure as code sdk languages frameworks and tools home documentation databases cloud sql mysql guides send feedback restore an instance overview stay organized with collections save and categorize content based on your preferences mysql postgresql sql server cloud sql lets you restore your instances from a backup or by performing point in time recovery pitr this lets you recover an instance to a specific period or time by either restoring the backup to an existing instance or restoring the backup to a new instance to restore you can use the backup of a live or deleted instance the restore operation takes the source instance s settings databases and users and sets them in the target instance you choose when you restore to a new instance the target instance can be in a different region or project from the source instance the target instance can also use a different number of cores or amount of memory than the source instance cloud sql always sets the storage capacity of the target instance to the maximum value of the size of both the configured disk and the backup disk the backup disk is the size of the disk when the backup is taken when performing a restore on an instance consider the following the restore operation overwrites all data on the target instance the flags from the source instance aren t restored any flags previously set on the target instance are retained after the restore the target instance is unavailable for connections during the restore operation existing connections are lost if you are restoring to an instance with read replicas then you must delete all replicas and recreate them after the restore operation completes the restore operation restarts the instance after you restore from a backup the target instance s backup configurations are set to default values if your source instance had custom backup configurations or was using enhanced backups then you ll need to update the backup configurations after restore is complete restore using a backup cloud sql lets you restore an instance using a backup you can use a backup from a live or deleted instance and use it to restore to a new or existing instance you can use any available backup to restore the instance to learn more about how backups work at cloud sql see backups overview when you restore an instance using a backup you can do the following restore to a new instance restore to an existing instance restore to an instance in another project or region in the event of an outage you can still retrieve a list of backups in a particular project to restore from to restore your instance using a backup see restore an instance using a backup restore a cmek enabled instance using enhanced backups when you use cmek enabled instances with enhanced backups your backups are protected by the same cmek as the instance this can be an important part of your backup plan for instances that require cmek encryption because it maintains your cmek encrypted backups in a separate project where they can be successfully restored even if your original workload project is compromised or deleted when you restore an enhanced backup of a cmek enabled instance into a new instance you can choose any of the following encryption options for the new instance use the same cloud kms key as the original instance this is the default behavior select a different cloud kms key for the target instance to select a different key set the disk encryption key flag in the restore command revert to google owned and google managed encryption keys for the target instance to use gmek set the clear disk encryption flag in the restore command point in time recovery pitr pitr lets you restore your instance to a specific time of the database for example if an error causes a loss of data then you can recover a database to its state before the error occurred unlike restore using a backup pitr always create a new instance you can t perform a pitr to an existing instance the new instance inherits the settings of the source instance similar to when you create a clone if you create a cloud sql enterprise plus edition instance then pitr is enabled by default you have to manually disable the feature if you don t want it enabled if you create a cloud sql enterprise edition instance in the google cloud console then pitr is enabled by default if you create a cloud sql for mysql instance with high availability enabled then pitr is also enabled by default otherwise if you create the instance by using the gcloud cli terraform or the cloud sql admin api then pitr is disabled by default to enable pitr for these instances you have to manually enable it note to speed up instance creation when pitr is enabled cloud sql uses an initial instant snapshot for pitr instead of a standard backup this snapshot is later converted to a standard backup in the background to support restore operations for step by step instructions for performing pitr see use point in time recovery pitr log storage for pitr pitr uses binary logging to archive logs when you restore an existing instance using a backup these archive logs are deleted and won t be available to perform a pitr only new logs generated after the restore is complete can be used for pitr on august 11 2023 we launched storing transaction logs for pitr in cloud storage since this launch the following conditions apply all cloud sql enterprise plus edition instances store their binary logs used for pitr in cloud storage only cloud sql enterprise plus edition instances that you upgraded from cloud sql enterprise edition before april 1 2024 and had pitr enabled before august 11 2023 continue to store their logs for pitr on disk cloud sql enterprise edition instances created with pitr enabled before august 11 2023 continue to store their logs for pitr on disk note for instances that were created before august 11 2023 cloud sql switches the location of the transaction logs used for pitr automatically for you you can use gcloud cli or the cloud sql admin api to check where transaction logs are stored for your instance if you upgrade a cloud sql enterprise edition instance after august 11 2023 that stores transaction logs for pitr on disk to cloud sql enterprise plus edition then the upgrade process switches the storage location of the transaction logs used for pitr to cloud storage for you for more information see upgrade an instance to cloud sql enterprise plus edition by using in place upgrade all cloud sql enterprise edition instances that you create with pitr enabled after august 11 2023 store logs used for pitr in cloud storage if your instance uses cloud storage to store binary logs then the logs are stored in the same region as the primary instance these logs are stored for up to 35 days for cloud sql enterprise plus edition and 7 days for cloud sql enterprise edition and generate no additional cost per instance for more information about how to check the storage location of the transaction logs used for pitr see check where transaction logs are stored for your instance for instances that store binary logs only on disk you can switch the storage location of the transaction logs used for pitr from disk to cloud storage by using gcloud cli or the cloud sql admin api for more information see switch transaction log storage to cloud storage caution moving transaction logs from disk to cloud storage results in both several minutes of downtime and a loss of the previous logs for pitr the downtime is because the instances must be restarted and the logs are cleared when you deactivate pitr to ensure that logs for your instance are stored in cloud storage instead of on disk complete the following actions check the network architecture of the instance if the instance is on the old network architecture then upgrade it to the new network architecture if the size of your logs on disk is causing performance issues for your instance then deactivate pitr and re enable it this action ensures that new logs are stored in cloud storage instead of on disk caution if you deactivate and re enable pitr then any existing logs are deleted and you won t be able to perform pitr earlier than the time that you re enabled it enabling and deactivating pitr requires restarting the database log retention period cloud sql retains transaction logs in cloud storage for up to the value set in the transactionlogretentiondays pitr configuration setting this value can range from 1 to 35 days for cloud sql enterprise plus edition and 1 to 7 days for cloud sql enterprise edition if a value for this parameter isn t set then the default transaction log retention period is 14 days for cloud sql enterprise plus edition instances and 7 days for cloud sql enterprise edition instances for more information on how to set the transaction log retention days see set transaction log retention although an instance stores the binary logs used for pitr in cloud storage the instance also keeps a smaller number of duplicate binary logs on disk to allow for replication of the logs to cloud storage by default when you create an instance with pitr enabled the instance stores its binary logs for pitr in cloud storage cloud sql also sets the value of the expire_logs_days and binlog_expire_logs_seconds flags to the equivalent of one day automatically this translates to one day of logs on disk for pitr binary logs that are stored on disk that are being switched to cloud storage or that are already switched to cloud storage cloud sql retains the logs for the minimum value set 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