User permissions
MySQL® manages user permissions at three levels:
- Cluster host (administrative privileges).
- Individual database (database privileges).
- Individual DB object, such as a table or index (privileges for database objects).
The user permissions and settings that apply in a Managed Service for MySQL® cluster are common to all cluster hosts.
The permissions that apply at the level of the entire DB cluster (PROCESS, REPLICATION CLIENT, and REPLICATION SLAVE) are set in the user settings.
To differentiate the user permissions at the level of individual databases, each user is granted one or more privileges. Each privilege allows the user to perform the actions specified in the privilege description. A user is created along with a cluster and this user is granted ALL_PRIVILEGES in the first database of the cluster.
To manage user permissions for the entire cluster or an individual database, use the Yandex Cloud interfaces. Changes made by SQL commands at these levels are not saved: the cluster returns to the state set through the Yandex Cloud interfaces.
To manage user permissions at the level of an individual DB object, use the GRANT and REVOKE SQL commands.
User privileges in Managed Service for MySQL® clusters
| Privilege | Description |
|---|---|
ALL_PRIVILEGES |
Allows performing any action with user data in the database and using the SHOW SLAVE STATUS statement. |
ALL |
Synonym for the ALL_PRIVILEGES privilege used for managing privileges via the CLI. |
ALTER |
Allows using the ALTER TABLE statement that changes the structure of any custom tables in the database. Requires CREATE and INSERT privileges. For renaming tables |
ALTER_ROUTINE |
Allows using the ALTER ROUTINE statement to change or delete any custom stored procedures and functions in the database. |
CREATE |
Allows using the CREATE statement to create use tables in the database. |
CREATE_ROUTINE |
Allows using the CREATE ROUTINE statement to create custom stored procedures and functions in the database. |
CREATE_TEMPORARY_TABLES |
Allows using the CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE statement to create temporary custom tables in the database. |
CREATE_VIEW |
Allows using the CREATE VIEW statement to create custom views in the database. |
DELETE |
Allows deleting records from any custom tables in the database. |
DROP |
Allows deleting tables and views. |
EVENT |
Allows you to create, change, delete, or display events in the Event Scheduler. |
EXECUTE |
Allows executing any custom stored procedures and functions. |
INDEX |
Allows you to create and delete indexes from existing tables in the database. |
INSERT |
Allows inserting records into custom DB tables. |
LOCK_TABLES |
Allows the explicit use of the LOCK_TABLES statement to create table locks in the database. |
REFERENCES |
Enables you to create FOREIGN KEYS for DB tables. |
SELECT |
Allows you to read data from DB tables. |
SHOW_VIEW |
Allows using the SHOW CREATE VIEW statement. |
TRIGGER |
Allows you to create, delete, execute, or display triggers for existing DB tables. |
UPDATE |
Allows updating records in DB tables. |
To learn more about managing user permissions, see the MySQL® documentation.