Check out the command line snippet and screenshot below - as of recent git master versions onGitHubit's possible to use MySQL as aZato'sSQL Operational Database. This is in addition to previously supported databases - PostgreSQL and Oracle DB.
The command shown was taken straight from thetutorial- the only difference is that MySQL has been used instead of PostgreSQL.
<code data-lang="text">$ zato quickstart create ~/env/qs-1 mysql localhost 3306 zato1 zato1 localhost 6379ODB database password (will not be echoed): Enter the odb_password again (will not be echoed): Key/value database password (will not be echoed): Enter the kvdb_password again (will not be echoed): [1/8] Certificate authority created[2/8] ODB schema created[3/8] ODB initial data created[4/8] server1 created[5/8] server2 created[6/8] Load-balancer createdSuperuser created successfully.[7/8] Web admin created[8/8] Management scripts createdQuickstart cluster quickstart-887030 createdWeb admin user:[admin], password:[ilat-edan-atey-uram]Start the cluster by issuing the /home/dsuch/env/qs-1/zato-qs-start.sh commandVisit https://zato.io/support for more information and support options$ </code>
