Migrate a MySQL Database to Google Cloud SQL: Challenge Lab Reviews

Samuel O. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Vincent F. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

ULISSES D. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Rafael N. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Yusuf H. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Michael E. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

The migration was successful (URL worked) and I was able to connect to the database, but qwiklabs was still telling me that the instance did not have access to Cloud SQL. Is this a bug in the lab?

Yusuf H. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Yevhen M. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Again, cannot get all poitns on the first attempt. In the second, following the same steps, yes

Adrian M. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Fixed the incorrect password, so I raise my review :)

Juho S. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Emmanuel R. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

dudes ffs, why would you typo the database PW ??? I had to go to the deployment files to find that PW is actually Password1* and now Password1.... Literally spend hour on this

Juho S. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Gustavo A. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Andrii C. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Hleb I. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Again, cannot get all poitns on the first attempt. In the second, following the same steps, yes

Adrian M. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

wordpress works fine with new database, but the lab monitor cannot detect it

Søren D. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Andreas H. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Sangmin H. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Hector H. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Claus A. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

MySQL password in the lab is incorrect (Wordpress config has a correct one).

Oleksandr B. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

PAVEL B. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Miguel N. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago

Lab description is not accurate in this paragraph The existing database for the blog is provided by MySQL running on the same server. The existing MySQL database is called wordpress and the user called blogadmin with password Password1, which provides full access to that database. Actual password (quoted) for the existing MySQL database is "Password1*"

Ruslan M. · Reviewed almost 8 years ago