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databricks Platform · Updated Dec 18, 2025

MySQL connector in Lakeflow Connect (Public Preview)

The fully managed MySQL connector in Lakeflow Connect is in Public Preview.

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What it does

The fully managed MySQL connector in Lakeflow Connect is in Public Preview. This connector enables incremental data ingestion from MySQL databases, including Amazon RDS for MySQL, Amazon Aurora MySQL, Azure Database for MySQL, Google Cloud SQL for MySQL, and MySQL on EC2. Contact your Databricks account team to request access to the preview.

Why it matters

Using a read replica can reduce load on your primary database.

Key capabilities
Amazon RDS: 5.7.44 and later
Amazon RDS: 5.7.44 and later (both standalone and HA deployments)
Amazon Aurora: 5.7.mysql\aurora.2.12.2 and later
Amazon Aurora: 5.7.mysql\aurora.2.12.2 and later (for HA setups, support is only from primary instance)
Amazon Aurora Serverless: Supported
Amazon Aurora Serverless: Supported
Azure Database for MySQL Flexible
Azure Database for MySQL Flexible Servers: 5.7.44 and later (both standalone and HA deployments)
Architecture
Databricks Platform → Platform
In short

The fully managed MySQL connector in Lakeflow Connect is in Public Preview. This connector enables incremental data ingestion from MySQL databases, including Amazon RDS for MySQL, Amazon Aurora MySQL, Azure Database for MySQL, Google Cloud SQL for MySQL, and…

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Key takeaway
The fully managed MySQL connector in Lakeflow Connect is in Public Preview.
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