Yandex Managed Service for MySQL® release notes
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Updated at October 30, 2025
September 2025
- A new major version is out: MySQL® 8.4.6
. Upgrade is not yet available, it will be supported later. - New MySQL® minor versions are out: 5.7.44-53
and 8.0.41 . - Now you can configure incremental auto increase of the cluster storage size. Users can set the disk storage usage threshold and the maximum disk size. Upon reaching the threshold, the disk size will automatically increase in fixed increments up to its maximum.
- Added a new administrative privilege:
mdb_admin.
July 2025
Now you can encrypt storage disks with a custom KMS key when creating a cluster and restoring it from a backup.
April 2025
Added integration with Connection Manager. A Connection Manager connection is now created for all new clusters automatically.
October 2024
Now you can specify a retention period for your automatic backups.
September 2024
Added the Yandex Query access option to cluster settings. It enables you to run YQL queries from Yandex Query to a Yandex MPP Analytics for PostgreSQL database.
May 2024
Q4 2023
- A new version is out: MySQL® 8.0.31
.
Q2 2023
- New MySQL® versions are now available: 5.7.39
and 8.0.30 . - MySQL® 5.7 now supports analyzing queries using
query_response_time_stats. For more information, see the Percona documentation . - Added new global user permissions:
FLUSH_OPTIMIZER_COSTSandSHOW_ROUTINE.
Q4 2022
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The status of a host on the Hosts page in the management console now changes to
READ-ONLYif data writes to the host are disabled. -
You can now move a cluster to a different folder using Terraform.
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Added new DBMS settings:
Backup retain period days- Lock wait timeout
- Max prepared stmt count
- Optimizer search depth
- Optimizer switch
Q3 2022
- Added the
Free spaceplot to the cluster monitoring tab and theInode usageplot to the host monitoring page. - Added the Binlog transaction dependency tracking setting.
Q2 2022
- Removed the
databaseandusersections in the Terraform configuration files and added theyandex_mdb_mysql_databaseandyandex_mdb_mysql_userresources instead. - Added the Innodb compression level setting.
- Accelerated the process of restoring replicas from a backup by using WAL-G with subsequent synchronization of data from the master host.
- Fixed the display of long queries on the Performance diagnostics tab.
Q1 2022
- You can now edit the Innodb strict mode, Max digest length, and Max sp recursion depth settings.
- Added a section for diagnostics of MySQL® cluster performance in Terraform.
- You can now manage the settings of the performance diagnostics service.
- Updated the master failover mechanism: you can no longer switch to a replica that is lagging far behind or change the master if there is no quorum. The maximum lag for a replica is set by the Mdb priority choice max lag setting.
- You can now set a priority for selecting a master host if the master changes.