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    cloudimg MySQL Community Server - Hardened AMI With Support

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    This product has charges associated with it for seller support. Production-ready MySQL AMI with enforced password auth, dedicated data volume, and unique credentials generated per instance. Backed by 24/7 cloudimg support with one-hour response.

    Overview

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    This is a repackaged open source software product wherein additional charges apply for cloudimg support services.

    Overview

    MySQL Community Server is the world's most popular open source relational database. This cloudimg AMI delivers a fully hardened, production-ready MySQL instance that accepts connections within minutes of launch - no manual package installation, repository configuration, or credential setup required. Unlike default MySQL images that ship with blank root passwords or shared credentials, this image enforces authentication from the first second and isolates database storage on its own volume for independent management.

    Why Choose This Image Over Alternatives

    Many marketplace MySQL AMIs place data on the root EBS volume, making independent snapshots and resizing impossible. Others ship with static default credentials shared across every deployment, creating a security liability. This cloudimg image eliminates both risks by generating unique credentials per instance and mounting all MySQL data on a dedicated, independently resizable volume.

    What Is Included

    • MySQL Community Server installed from the official MySQL APT repository
    • InnoDB storage engine configured and optimized
    • Standard utilities and the mysql command-line client preconfigured
    • MySQL daemon enabled and auto-starting at boot
    • Single-workload image with no competing processes - lean and predictable

    Secure First Boot

    On first boot, a one-shot service initializes a fresh data directory, generates a strong random root password and a separate cloudimg admin user password unique to that instance, creates the cloudimg database, and writes credentials to a file readable only by the root OS user. No anonymous logins, no remote root access, no test database, and no shared default credentials. The secure caching_sha2_password authentication plugin is used throughout.

    Data On Its Own Volume

    MySQL data, transaction logs, and binary logs reside on a dedicated EBS volume mounted at the MySQL data directory. This separation means you can grow storage independently, take point-in-time snapshots without affecting the OS disk, and schedule backups on their own cadence - critical for multi-tenant SaaS applications that rely on nightly snapshot-based recovery.

    AWS Integration Points

    • Amazon CloudWatch - Monitor MySQL metrics including connections, query throughput, and disk utilization by installing the CloudWatch agent on the instance
    • Amazon S3 - Export logical backups or binary logs to S3 for durable, cost-effective long-term retention
    • AWS Systems Manager - Manage patching, run commands, and maintain inventory across your MySQL fleet
    • Security Groups - Control access to the standard MySQL port (3306) from specific application subnets

    Use Cases

    • Multi-tenant SaaS back ends - The dedicated data volume supports nightly EBS snapshots for per-tenant recovery, while unique-per-instance credentials prevent cross-environment credential leakage across staging and production
    • E-commerce platforms - The hardened authentication model fits PCI-scoped checkout services where no anonymous database access is permitted; compatible with platforms such as WordPress WooCommerce, Magento, and custom Laravel or Django applications
    • OLTP transactional workloads - InnoDB row-level locking and ACID compliance handle concurrent order processing and inventory management
    • Reporting and operational analytics - Binary log replication enables read replicas for analytics queries without impacting production write performance

    Getting Started

    1. Launch the AMI on a t3.medium or larger instance with a security group allowing SSH (port 22) from your IP
    2. SSH into the instance and read the generated credentials: cat /root/.credentials
    3. Connect to MySQL: mysql -u root -p
    4. Create your schemas, users, and tables
    5. Open port 3306 in your security group from your application subnet to allow application connections

    cloudimg Support

    24/7 technical support by email and live chat with a one-hour average response time for critical issues. Our engineers assist with MySQL deployment, replication setup, high-availability architecture, schema design, performance tuning, and ongoing database administration. To discuss your deployment requirements before purchasing, contact our team for a guided setup consultation.

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    Highlights

    • MySQL Community Server preinstalled and ready, running with the InnoDB engine and the standard mysql command line client, with no manual package or repository setup required
    • Password authentication is enforced by default and a fresh root password plus a separate cloudimg admin password are generated for every instance on first boot and stored in a file only the root user can read
    • MySQL data lives on a dedicated, independently resizable storage volume, and 24/7 technical support from cloudimg covers deployment, replication, performance tuning and database administration

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    Description
    Cost/hour
    m5.large
    Recommended
    m5.large
    $0.08
    t2.micro
    t2.micro instance type
    $0.04
    t3.micro
    t3.micro instance type
    $0.04
    m5a.large
    m5a.large instance type
    $0.08
    r5dn.24xlarge
    r5dn.24xlarge instance type
    $0.24
    c8ine.xlarge
    c8ine.xlarge instance type
    $0.12
    m5ad.xlarge
    m5ad.xlarge instance type
    $0.12
    m6idn.32xlarge
    m6idn.32xlarge instance type
    $0.24
    m7i.2xlarge
    m7i.2xlarge instance type
    $0.24
    p3dn.24xlarge
    p3dn.24xlarge instance type
    $0.24

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    64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

    Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

    An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.

    Version release notes

    Remediates flagged CVEs: full apt update (kernel + userspace); rng-tools added.

    Additional details

    Usage instructions

    Connect via SSH on port 22 as the default login user for your operating system variant (the user guide lists it per variant). MySQL Community Server listens for the MySQL wire protocol on 0.0.0.0 port 3306 on the instance itself; open a security group rule from your application subnet to allow remote access. Retrieve the generated root password with: sudo cat /root/mysql-credentials.txt. Open the mysql client locally with: sudo mysql -u root. The user guide explains how to create databases, users and grants and how to connect from a remote application tier.

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    Support

    Vendor support

    cloudimg provides 24/7 technical support for this MySQL Community Server AMI via email and live chat.

    Response Times

    • Critical issues (database down, data at risk): one-hour average response
    • General inquiries (configuration, tuning, replication setup): handled during the same business day

    What Support Covers

    • Initial deployment and instance sizing guidance
    • MySQL replication and high-availability configuration
    • Schema design and query performance tuning
    • Security hardening and credential management
    • Volume expansion and backup strategy
    • Troubleshooting connectivity, performance, and configuration issues
    • Assistance with updates and version upgrades

    Getting Started After Purchase

    1. Launch the AMI on a t3.medium or larger instance
    2. SSH in and retrieve credentials from /root/.credentials
    3. Connect with mysql -u root -p and begin creating schemas
    4. Open port 3306 in your security group from your application subnet

    If you need help at any stage - from initial deployment through production scaling - contact our team at support@cloudimg.co.uk . For refund requests or billing questions, use the same email address and include your AWS instance ID for faster resolution.

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