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Connecting to Cloud SQL databases looks the same as connecti

Connecting to Cloud SQL databases looks the same as connecting to a MySQL or PostgreSQL database by using:

Question: Connecting to Cloud SQL databases looks the same as connecting to a MySQL or PostgreSQL database by using:

  • Non-traditional transforms and standard tools like Hadoop.
  • Standard connectors and standard tools like MySQL workbench.
  • Standard containers and standard tools like BigQuery.
  • Non-traditional connectors and standard tools like PostgreSQL BETA.

Explanation

Cloud SQL supports familiar database connection patterns for MySQL and PostgreSQL workloads. Applications and administration tools can connect using supported database clients and connection methods. This compatibility reduces migration effort because teams can keep using common relational database tooling. The business value is managed database operations without requiring major changes to existing application connectivity.

Why the other options are incorrect

Non-traditional transforms relate to data processing, not Cloud SQL database connections.

Standard containers relate to containerized workloads, not relational database client access.

Non-traditional connectors is not the expected compatibility model for Cloud SQL.

Source for verification

https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/mysql/connection-options

https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/introduction

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