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Expand Up @@ -6,15 +6,16 @@ MySQL on Choreo offers fully managed, flexible relational databases on AWS, Azur

Follow the steps below to create a Choreo-managed MySQL database:

1. From the environment list on the header, located next to the **Deployment Tracks** list, select your **Organization**.
2. In the left navigation menu, click **Resources** and then **Databases**.
3. Click **Create** and select **MySQL** as the database type. Provide a display name for this server and follow the instructions.
4. Select your preferred cloud provider from AWS, Azure, GCP, and Digital Ocean.
1. Sign in to the [Choreo Console](https://console.choreo.dev/).
2. In the Choreo Console header, go to the **Organization** list and select your organization.
3. In the left navigation menu, click **Resources** and then **Databases**.
4. Click **Create** and select **MySQL** as the database type. Provide a display name for this server and follow the instructions.
5. Select your preferred cloud provider from AWS, Azure, GCP, and Digital Ocean.
- Choreo uses the cloud provider to provision the compute and storage infrastructure for your database.
- There is no functional difference between databases created on different cloud providers, apart from changes to service plans (and associated costs).
5. Choose the region for your database.
6. Choose the region for your database.
- Available regions will depend on the selected cloud provider. Choreo currently supports US and EU regions across all providers.
6. Select the service plan.
7. Select the service plan.
- Service plans vary in the dedicated CPU, memory (RAM), storage space allocated for your database, the backup retention periods, and high-availability configurations for production use cases.

## Connect to your Choreo-managed MySQL database
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