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Using MySQL with Interzoid

Connecting Interzoid to your MySQL database is simple. All you need is a connection string that tells Interzoid how to reach your MySQL instance. You can copy and paste the format below and replace the placeholders with your own values.

Basic Connection String


root:password@tcp(domain)/database

Replace root, password, domain, and database with your own values. This is all you need to get started.

Advanced: Granting Read-Only Access

For additional security, we recommend creating a dedicated read-only user account. This ensures third parties can only view the data you allow.

  • Create a new MySQL user just for Interzoid (for example, interzoid_app_ro).
  • Grant that user read-only permissions on the database or specific tables you want Interzoid to use.
  • Use that user in your connection string instead of the root account.

Read-Only Connection String Example


interzoid_app_ro:StrongPassword123@tcp(mysql-host.mycompany.com)/interzoid_db

Using a dedicated read-only user keeps your database secure and ensures a third party only has the level of access you allow.

Key Notes

  • You remain in full control of your MySQL database.
  • You can revoke third party access at any time by disabling the read-only user or removing privileges.
  • Connection strings for your specific setup can also be found in your MySQL configuration or your cloud provider portal (e.g., AWS RDS, Azure Database for MySQL, or Google Cloud SQL).

Questions? Contact support@interzoid.com.