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Using Google Cloud for MySQL as a source for AWS DMS

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Using Google Cloud for MySQL as a source for AWS DMS - AWS Database Migration Service

With AWS DMS, you can use Google Cloud for MySQL as a source in much the same way as you do MySQL.

For information about versions of GCP MySQL that AWS DMS supports as a source, see Sources for AWS DMS.

For more information, see Using a MySQL-compatible database as a source for AWS DMS.

Note

Support for GCP MySQL 8.0 as a source is available in AWS DMS version 3.4.6.

AWS DMS doesn't support the SSL mode verify-full for GCP for MySQL instances.

The GCP MySQL security setting Allow only SSL connections isn't supported, because it requires both server and client certificate verification. AWS DMS only supports server certificate verification.

AWS DMS supports the default GCP CloudSQL for MySQL value of CRC32 for the binlog_checksum database flag.

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