In most Linux systems, there is already an SSH client present. You need to have SSH access from client to remote server for this purpose. Here are the steps to connect to MySQL server via SSH tunneling.
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After dealing with that in the DNS resolver of my machine (/etc/hosts), the setup was straightforward. How to Connect to MySQL Server via SSH Tunnel. To me, the only problem was the IntelliJ was incapable of resolving the hostname for the ssh bastion server, and that was because of the poor support of IntelliJ to read from the SSH configs.
The setup for IntelliJ is very easy, actually, as shown in the recipe. from sshtunnel import SSHTunnelForwarder import pymysql import pandas as pd tunnel SSHTunnelForwarder(SSHHOST, 22), sshpasswordSSHPASS, sshusernameSSHUNAME, remotebindaddress(DBHOST, 3306)) tunnel.start() conn nnect(host127.0.0. Private key file: ~/.ssh/id_rsa In the General tab: Unfortunately I cant find a possibility to connect via MySQL through a SSH tunnel. Set the name to whatever you want, preferably an easily recognizable label. You will see a screen similar to this appear: For Connection Method, select Standard TCP/IP over SSH.
First, open MySQL Workbench and click the + icon next to MySQL Connections. So, in order to succeed with this configuration, I had to first add the host to /etc/hosts as in the following: Īnd finally, I could configure the access to the database with the following configurations, by creating a new DataSource for MySQL and specifying the following (I am using ssh private/public keys to connect to ssh, so I show a config based on that): In the SSH/SSL tab: currently I use HeidiSQL over RDM for the connection via MySQL. Once we have your SSH key on our server, configure MySQL Workbench to connect. This was exactly the case for me, as the host was configured in ~/.ssh/config, similarly to: Host After some search, it seems like IntelliJ does not have support for reading the ssh configs that you may have on your system. However, when configuring the host in my IntelliJ, I always got an error saying that the server could not be resolved. Which allowed me to open the SSH tunnel and, after that, I just had to connect to the database similarly to: $> mysql -u -p -protocol=tcp -port=5306 -hlocalhost When I try to use the SSH tunnel from the MySql monitor the internal IP address of the machine is being used to connect to the tunnel so its rejected. Recently, I wanted to use my IntelliJ to connect to a database that must be accessed through ssh tunnel with a command similar to the following: $> ssh -L5306::3306 Goal Configure IntelliJ to connect to a MySQL database through an SSH tunnel Description
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