Google Cloud just unveiled a new edition of Cloud SQL, its enterprise-ready, fully managed database service for running MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server workloads.

Google Cloud is launching its Database Migration Service (DMS), a serverless tool to migrate MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQL Server databases to Cloud SQL with a few clicks.

Google Cloud on Wednesday announced the general availability of its Database Migration Service (DMS), a serverless tool to migrate MySQL and PostgreSQL databases to Cloud SQL.

One customer, a provider of consumer debt reduction tools called Freedom Financial Network LLC, used Database Migration Service to migrate a collection of MySQL databases to Google Cloud SQL.

MySQL is broadly used by cloud applications, and Google is trying to keep it fuss-free — no small feat for any piece of software, let alone a database notorious in its needs for tweaks to work well.

Cloud SQL features Cloud SQL Second Generation is a fully managed database service, taking the knob-twiddling out of MySQL configuration.

Google Cloud has recently made MySQL 8.0 available on Cloud SQL, the managed relational database service for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server.

After two-and-a-half years in preview, Google's Cloud SQL, the company's fully managed MySQL database service, has now hit general availability. As with most Google services that hit this ...

Google Cloud partners can leverage new Google consumption packs to help accelerate migration from VMware, SAP, MS SQL Server, Hadoop and data centers to cloud offerings like Anthos, GKE and Cloud SQL.