End of Life reminder: Migrate to Azure Database for MySQL Flexible Server by 16 September 2024 to avoid impact

Object Valley 0 Reputation points
2024-08-12T03:30:41.61+00:00

Hi Support.

Per your email dated on 17/5 regarding the EOL for Azuare Database for SQL Single Server after 16-Sep-2024, we would like to clarify :

  •  What does it mean by force migrate in a phased manner?
  • Will our existing MySQL Single Server be offline and no longer accessible after 16 Sep 2024 ?

Looking forward to your reply. Thanks

Regards

Object Valley

Azure SQL Database
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  1. Vinodh247 18,101 Reputation points
    2024-08-12T04:29:09.3033333+00:00

    Hi Object Valley:

    Thanks for reaching out to Microsoft Q&A.

    "Force migrate in a phased manner" means that Microsoft will proactively assist customers in migrating their databases to Flexible Server in stages leading up to the retirement date. They will likely reach out to customers individually to help plan and execute the migration process.

    Will my existing MySQL Single Server be offline and inaccessible after 16 Sep 2024?

    No, your existing Azure Database for MySQL Single Server instance will not suddenly become offline or inaccessible on September 16, 2024. However, after that date:

    • The Single Server service will no longer be supported by Microsoft. This means no more security updates, bug fixes, or new feature releases.
    • Microsoft will no longer provide any technical support for Single Server instances. You will not be able to open new support tickets for Single Server.
    • Your existing Single Server databases will continue to run, but you will be responsible for maintaining them on your own without Microsoft's support.
    • You will not be able to create any new Single Server instances after the retirement date.

    In summary, your existing Single Server databases will keep running, but you will be on your own in terms of maintenance and support. To avoid this situation and continue receiving Microsoft's full support, it's highly recommended to migrate to Flexible Server before September 16, 2024. Microsoft will work with you to make this transition as smooth as possible

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