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- 3 years ago
Hi. MySQL requires an On Premise Data Gateway. Once installed you need to configure its sources. Do you have any other source besides mysql? if it's onpremise you should configure that too, if it's cloud then we might need to talk about an option in the gateway to let you use hybrid sources (cloud and onpremise at the same time)
After configuring sources you can apply the Gateway Connection setting on the picture.
I hope that helps
Hi. MySQL requires an On Premise Data Gateway. Once installed you need to configure its sources. Do you have any other source besides mysql? if it's onpremise you should configure that too, if it's cloud then we might need to talk about an option in the gateway to let you use hybrid sources (cloud and onpremise at the same time)
After configuring sources you can apply the Gateway Connection setting on the picture.
I hope that helps
- SIVA__0073 years agoFrequent Visitor
We launch a MySQL Server in an AWS EC2 instance. We Still need an On-Premise Data Gateway.
- ibarrau3 years agoSuper User
The Gateway is required for the source. It's not about cloud or onpremise. It's about MySQL requiring the gateway with the driver on the VM. You can install in the same EC2 or another EC2 with visibility of the server with the driver. Restart vm after installing the driver. You can test connection with PowerBi Desktop on that new gateway EC2 if you want. Once you have the gateway running in there, go to Power Bi Service and configure sources for the gateway.
I hope that make sense